68 charger garage barn find today amazing time capsule

[dual fours]

It's definitely one of the early style trunk lids where they didn't punch out the "centers" on the sub structure.

other way around: early (8/67-10/67) Charger decklids have the "punch-outs"

That's weird, the above quote from me "dual fours" is not from me. I'm  . Not unless I'm missing something.

That's weirder yet my post quoted it's self .
Lets try this again.

Now I went well below the last

mark, lets see what happens.
Dame April Fools car.

[dual fours]

Only thing worst then an "April fools car" is a "Halloween car".

[Charger_Fan]

That's weird, the above quote from me "dual fours" is not from me. I'm  . Not unless I'm missing something.

You guys just need to be watching where your cursor is, when you are posting with a quote. Place your cursor below (or after) the very last [/quote] tag before you begin typing.

[ACUDANUT]

Stu, pull up that trunk mat and show us the entire trunk floor.  

And the interior carpet. !!

[67440chrg]

Great find. It looks like a cool car. I look forward to seeing it in person soon.

[moparstuart]

Great find. It looks like a cool car. I look forward to seeing it in person soon.

thanks Glen missed you at the HPAC show

[moparstuart]

 

[moparstuart]

 

[ACUDANUT]

 Hey, Did Devil from the Mopar Magazine ever show up, at the HPAC Show ?

[GMP440]

Outstanding find.  Looks like an April 68 build date at the St. Louis palnt.  FF1 light green metallic.  I'd just clean it up and that's it.  No need for any restoration at all. 
Same plant as my 68 Coronet , which was a June build. 

[6bblgt]

can you read the first 7 digits under "SEQUENCE NUMBER"?

[moparstuart]

Hey, Did Devil from the Mopar Magazine ever show up, at the HPAC Show ?

you mean this guy ?

[moparstuart]

Outstanding find.  Looks like an April 68 build date at the St. Louis palnt.  FF1 light green metallic.  I'd just clean it up and that's it.  No need for any restoration at all. 
Same plant as my 68 Coronet , which was a June build. 

exactly just make it driveable and safe

[moparstuart]

can you read the first 7 digits under "SEQUENCE NUMBER"?

Possible ?   B290343

[TheAutoArchaeologist]

Got some nice pics of it from the show!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/hemipwr70/albums/72157682652372971

[Mytur Binsdirti]

Someone is a Burl Ives lookalike.

[VegasCharger]

Someone is a Burl Ives lookalike.

[ACUDANUT]

Got some nice pics of it from the show!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/hemipwr70/albums/72157682652372971

Sorry I missed you.
Not too many of us left who even heard of Burl Ives.  I loved his voice in the old Christmas Movies.
His best song IMO...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3yKMWaaD9o

[moparstuart]

my latest purchase for the car 
   I was born March 11th 1968 

[moparstuart]

 

[moparstuart]

just so happens 68 in kansas was the perfect colors   

[ACUDANUT]

Cool, but wrong County. 

[Kern Dog]

my latest purchase for the car 
   I was born March 11th 1968 

Okay, now what is your Social Security Number?

[moparstuart]

Cool, but wrong County. 

with year of make plates you dont have to use the correct county  , any car plate works as long as its not in uses

[Chad L. Magee]

Cool, but wrong County. 

with year of make plates you dont have to use the correct county  , any car plate works as long as its not in uses

Nice.

Someone told me that they did away with being able to register classics with the old plates in Kansas.  I hope that they are wrong....

I have two complete sets of my hometown county in Kansas from 1963 to 1974, almost all of them are mint, as well as some back into the 1920s.  Meguires cleaner/wax works wonders for bringing back the paint on them.  Farmers can be good sources of vintage plates, as some of them tend to hoard them in their barns.  One local had 200+ unissued ones from 1972-1975 that were still in the original envelops.  Seems that he ended up with them after purchasing the farm and he ran across them while cleaning a loft.  I only bought a few that I needed before passing the information on to another plate collector who bought them all in one lot....