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From: Mosinee, Wisconsin
All very nice vehicles!!!! I love them jeeps too, they are so awsome. I hope to own a classic someday. I was looking at buying an old m37 dodge power wagon one day, but i haven't done anything about it. It is in decent shape, but has been sitting for a long time. It is used at a small local airport, and i think they still use it sometimes, but bought a replacement vehicle. Otherwise i'd get a 74 duster with a 318, build it up a bit.
My friend has a 74 cuda with a 440 with around 500hp, i have ridden in that thing about 100 times since he got it two years ago. Very awsome car!!! If you want to see pics go to www.sharadon.com and look under restoration. It's the green one.
There is a farm a few miles from my house that has a gold mine of cars. They like to restore mopars, and have a real aar cuda, a 71 road runner 440 6 pac, a general lee 69 charger (not the real deal), and numerous other gems hidden away, all restored though.
Another barn a few miles away has a blue 66 charger sitting in it. Don't know much at all about that one. It looks like a running and driving car, but only saw the rear of the car. It looks pretty decent.
There are a ton of muscle and classics in my tiny town, i know where most of them are. Well anyhoo.....sorry i don't have pics, i don't have any classics i call my own except a 1991 f150 and a 1990 ranger.
If you want to see pics of the 74 cuda go to www.sharadon.com and look under restoration. It's the green one.
My friend has a 74 cuda with a 440 with around 500hp, i have ridden in that thing about 100 times since he got it two years ago. Very awsome car!!! If you want to see pics go to www.sharadon.com and look under restoration. It's the green one.
There is a farm a few miles from my house that has a gold mine of cars. They like to restore mopars, and have a real aar cuda, a 71 road runner 440 6 pac, a general lee 69 charger (not the real deal), and numerous other gems hidden away, all restored though.
Another barn a few miles away has a blue 66 charger sitting in it. Don't know much at all about that one. It looks like a running and driving car, but only saw the rear of the car. It looks pretty decent.
There are a ton of muscle and classics in my tiny town, i know where most of them are. Well anyhoo.....sorry i don't have pics, i don't have any classics i call my own except a 1991 f150 and a 1990 ranger.
If you want to see pics of the 74 cuda go to www.sharadon.com and look under restoration. It's the green one.
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Thanks for the link... Cuda's are my all time favorite w/ '71 being my favorite Cuda. Dad's got a 440 6pck sitting around I would love to find a '71 6cyl Barracuda to drop it in... He's also got a small block 6pck that I'm tempted to put on the 318 in my Belvedere... However, the Belvedere will remain a 318 car. I don't need a ton of torque in a convertible cruiser...
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That is a BEAUTIFUL truck man... the added touch of a bottle of Meg's QD in the front seat is a nice addition. LOL!
Seriously man... that is a sweet ride. Very sweet...
RP
That is a BEAUTIFUL truck man... the added touch of a bottle of Meg's QD in the front seat is a nice addition. LOL!
Seriously man... that is a sweet ride. Very sweet...
RP
