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Hello, all...been a while! Take a look at my newly aquired barn find

Started by wetfeet, January 04, 2016, 04:13:00 PM

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mopar4don

Welcome back
WOW! It's good to know they are still out there!
(Colon is like an hour from me)

hemi68charger

Excellent find !!! Love those '70's and a 4-gear as well !!!!
Troy
'69 Charger Daytona 440 auto 4.10 Dana ( now 426 HEMI )
'70 Superbird 426 Hemi auto: Lindsley Bonneville Salt Flat world record holder (220.2mph)
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71 SE3834V

Quote from: wetfeet on January 04, 2016, 04:13:00 PM
...... I came across a '70 RT 4 speed car while drilling a water well in Colon MI and struck a deal......

Quote from: mopar4don on January 06, 2016, 11:54:41 AM
Welcome back
WOW! It's good to know they are still out there!
(Colon is like an hour from me)

Ok, I give up.......I've been all over this state and I don't know where Colon, Mi. is. My guess is if you were drilling a well it's probably pretty rural.

Nice find!
71 Charger SE 383 4V
72 Galaxie 500 400 2V

wetfeet

 Colon is rural...it is self proclaimed "the magic capital of the world" because it was Blackstones birth place and has a magic festival every August. Nice little town with several lakes and summer cottages. It is west of Coldwater, east of Three Rivers, south of Kalamazoo. 

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71 SE3834V

Quote from: wetfeet on January 07, 2016, 06:16:23 AM
Colon is rural...it is self proclaimed "the magic capital of the world" because it was Blackstones birth place and has a magic festival every August. Nice little town with several lakes and summer cottages. It is west of Coldwater, east of Three Rivers, south of Kalamazoo. 

Ahh. Ok then. Figures it would be in the one corner I've only been to a couple of times. That and the thumb area have been our least traveled areas.
71 Charger SE 383 4V
72 Galaxie 500 400 2V

bull

Quote from: oldgold69 on January 04, 2016, 09:26:03 PM
nice    it even has an fm converter

Are you talking about this thing on the right? The gadget on the left looks like a trailer brake remote. Does the car have a hitch?


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wetfeet

 Remnants of the hitch were still welded to frame rails. In the process of tear down now. Will need frame rails and trunk floor as well as front floor pans. I'll post pics.

charger chris

i am a fair person and up frount person and try to help if i can. i love my mopars thats. all i ever owned first car was my 69 charger at the age of 15.

1969 charger Daytona clone
1969 charger sadly stolen
1970 charger rt
1972 road runner clone

472 R/T SE

Hey old timer.  My old username was:  AllBlueRT

What a beauty.  It wasn't bastardized over the years it looks like.  Perfect restoration candidate.

I'm not positive but I think there a lot more longitudinal stripes cars from factory vs. bumble bee.  I didn't care for it at first but it's grown on me.
Just another 1970 Charger only option.  Another visual impact '70 only option were the call outs.

So may I ask, what are your plans?

Dino

You're WetfeetMi?  Haven't seen you in a long while.  I used to go by Doc74.

Never been to Colon, that's also the one corner I missed.  Jeff, the thumb area is really nice.  I drove the coast line there last year, lots of fun with the Charger!
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

472 R/T SE

I thought it wasn't just "wetfeet". 

I remember you said you came up with the name cause you'd get wet feet after you drove your Charger in the rain.   :shruggy:  Or is my memory lying to me?

71 SE3834V

Quote from: Dino on January 10, 2016, 08:49:36 PM
....  Jeff, the thumb area is really nice.  I drove the coast line there last year, lots of fun with the Charger!

Oh I been to the thumb. Camped in the 2 state parks and drove down the coast line. Some of the nicest beaches I've ever been to at the parks. Pure sand. Spent much more time on the west, northwest & northeast coasts with a few trips to the U.P. (that's the Upper Penisula for you out of staters  ;))
If you want an awesome drive, drive the northwest coast of Michigan's little finger. Lot's of scenic overlooks, marina towns, Sleeping Bear National Park, antique/gifts shops & restaurants. A great drive in the fall.

Now back to our original subject. I always find it interesting seeing one of these cars with a hitch especially an R/T, 4 sp but it's easy to forget that most of these cars were daily drivers for their owners. Heck, I bought a new 1980 Mustang Cobra 4 sp. Put a hitch on it and towed my snowmobiles across the state.
71 Charger SE 383 4V
72 Galaxie 500 400 2V

wetfeet

 Actually I barefoot water ski. It is on jack stands and I am in the process of removing paint around the rear valance and quarter area to see damage and determine how far I have to go with replacement parts. I am pulling the Dana tomorrow. Northern lower peninsula is very beautiful. Traverse City is a great place in summer or winter.

Beep Beep Dave

Nice find, I really like it. Best of luck with the resto.

Dave
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