I was blown away to find a guy down the street with a 68 Notch b'cuda, 340, original owner.
His neighbor has a 66 valiant but it must be in the paint shop since i have not seen it for a while and he said he was gonna restore it.
Another guy at Church has a 68 383, 4 spd triple black F/B Barracuda, and yes (it's for sale to the right bidder.)
It's a upper midwest car, original one owner as well and it has lots of rust in every body panel, but it's all there.
He ruined the grilled though because he added fog lights in there and hogged big holes in the aluminum.
Another buddy from church has bought and sold just about every Mopar imaginable throughout the years, and he currently has a 73 'cuda in pieces with a built 340 ready to go.
Guy lives behind me has a 75 scamp 360/904, and his son has a 72 Cuda, and a 70 coronet R/Ta nd some old chevy's/fords.
Super nice guy's, even Mom drives a 30's Ford pickup with a 350 crate motor, cmaro front end and her favorite paint....rust.
She said she will never paint it, she like the rat rod look.
The dad with the scamp wants my 71 swinger badly so I may be selling it to him when he comes up with the money.
He already has plans to yank the 360 out of the scamp and put it in the swinger...great idea!
Either that or put a crate motor in it and have two hot small block A-bodies.
There are a few darts and scamps running around that I see from time to time.
About once a year I see a FJ-6 AAR cuda about a mile from the house.
Member here WRFLYER brings his 69 440 black notchback to the auto parts store 1.5 miles up the street, and he usually pops in if I'm home.
There is a 70, 383 ' plum crazy 'cuda up the street, and he used to have a cool petty blue swinger with white interior he sold.
There is a nice 69 super bee that a local guy bought from a large collection from inside a chicken coop for about $3500 bucks.
I just had a customer today that is a big Mopar fanatic but does not have one as of yet, but he's looking for a challenger.
Seems to be quite a few more Mopars popping up around here, most of these ones I mentioned are just within a 2 mile radius.
I hope to see some more in the springtime.
His neighbor has a 66 valiant but it must be in the paint shop since i have not seen it for a while and he said he was gonna restore it.
Another guy at Church has a 68 383, 4 spd triple black F/B Barracuda, and yes (it's for sale to the right bidder.)
It's a upper midwest car, original one owner as well and it has lots of rust in every body panel, but it's all there.
He ruined the grilled though because he added fog lights in there and hogged big holes in the aluminum.
Another buddy from church has bought and sold just about every Mopar imaginable throughout the years, and he currently has a 73 'cuda in pieces with a built 340 ready to go.
Guy lives behind me has a 75 scamp 360/904, and his son has a 72 Cuda, and a 70 coronet R/Ta nd some old chevy's/fords.
Super nice guy's, even Mom drives a 30's Ford pickup with a 350 crate motor, cmaro front end and her favorite paint....rust.
She said she will never paint it, she like the rat rod look.
The dad with the scamp wants my 71 swinger badly so I may be selling it to him when he comes up with the money.
He already has plans to yank the 360 out of the scamp and put it in the swinger...great idea!
Either that or put a crate motor in it and have two hot small block A-bodies.
There are a few darts and scamps running around that I see from time to time.
About once a year I see a FJ-6 AAR cuda about a mile from the house.
Member here WRFLYER brings his 69 440 black notchback to the auto parts store 1.5 miles up the street, and he usually pops in if I'm home.
There is a 70, 383 ' plum crazy 'cuda up the street, and he used to have a cool petty blue swinger with white interior he sold.
There is a nice 69 super bee that a local guy bought from a large collection from inside a chicken coop for about $3500 bucks.
I just had a customer today that is a big Mopar fanatic but does not have one as of yet, but he's looking for a challenger.
Seems to be quite a few more Mopars popping up around here, most of these ones I mentioned are just within a 2 mile radius.
I hope to see some more in the springtime.
