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[darrin75]

Mine

[Lostsheep]

 

[Musicman]

I'm not a real fan of the General's, but that sure is a purtty one   

[BigRed66]

I really like those South American Mopars! They look all "Frankenstein-y" with mix and match pieces-parts...Dart/Valiant tail lamps, Charger fuel caps, quarter panels from other stateside discontinued Mopars...I'm not saying that's fact, but, I've always thought that...same goes for the Aussie Mopars...very cool....check out the Australian Charger videos on YouTube from the 70's...

...that red Polara is awesome; those rims are kick-ass, and the Coopers look great! Welcome, both you guys!!

[chargerkid01]

hey that link is working! scroll down the page and watch the slide show you can speed it up so you don't have to view all my pics.

[BigRed66]

That looks more like a girl than a woman to me. 

...whatever, brother...that female looks gooooooood....(and about 22)...

[chargerkid01]

  yep that sums it up!!!

[chargerrt]

I was browsing around in my computer and stumbled across these pics from a few years ago.  I don't think I've ever posted them before...

[BROCK]

Lookin good!

[73charger528cid]

mine with a few mods and more comming

heres the 528cid in her new home.



just put the engine in and did the scoop still have a lot to done but getting there.

[ChargerRon]

My start. Be nice. 

[behrooz_roadrunner]

ooo man
GENERAL LEE CHARGER
I'll be make a 69 charger as this monster

[chargerkid01]

better than what I started with! nice ride keep it a 68!!!!!

[behrooz_roadrunner]

That orange charger make some insecurity for cops!!!   

[ChargerRon]

better than what I started with! nice ride keep it a 68!!!!!

Thanks. No General Lee here. It's not that I don't like the way the GL cars are done, it's just not my style  . I mean no disrespect to the GL owners out there, I just prefer to have people see the car as a Charger, instead of hearing "look, its the Dukes of Hazzard car"

[JPL]

Here is my 1971 Dodge Charger SE.
Original big block car, a/c, leather bucket seats, 150 mph speedometer, slap stick auto transmission, disc brakes, black vinyl roof, hide-a-way lights, Magnum 500 wheels, Gun Metal blue exterior/interior.
Bought from original owner in 1985.
Original drivetrain was 383 2brl, a/c, 3 speed auto w/ 8.25 rear & 2.73 gears.
Currently the drivetrain is a '71 440, 30 over, six pack rods, virgin 906 heads, 268/454 lift cam, Torker II polished manifold with a Painted Holley 750 metering block vacuum secondary & chrome bowls, Weiand air cleaner, MP electronic ignition, Acell coil, Taylor Wires, chrome Moroso valve covers, Hooker headers into a stainless steel exhaust w/ polished Supertrapp mufflers. Polished stainless steel firewall, lots of chrome, ie hood hinges, brackets, alternator ect, & stainless steel hoses. Custom polished brass radiator cover. A TCI 3 speed street fighter transmission, custom shifter, GER 2800 stall converter, Cheetah reverse valve body, deep cooling pan. Front disc brakes, heavy duty sway bar with polished stainless steel brackets, 90/10 Competition Engineering shocks. 8.75 489 case posi rear with 4:30 gears. Weld pro star rims & Mickey Thompson Sportsman pro tires, MP leaf spring relocation kit, custom subframe connectors, Jaz 20 gallon fuel cell in the trunk along with the battery, & custom crushed blue velvet. Holley electric fuel pump.
Marc Cross power black leather bucket seats w/ hand pump lumbar and thigh support, new black carpet, and the door panels, headliner, back seat were dyed satin black, Grant GT steering wheel, Autometer gauges, Pioneer AM/FM Cassette, graphic eq, Pyle Tube subwoofer powered by a ADA amp, a Sherwood amp powers JBL titanium 6x9's in back and 4" speakers in the front kick panel.
Painted 2387gm blue back in '87, (could go for a re-spray), original black vinyl roof, re-chromed bumpers, rear spoiler.
And I still have the original unrestored engine, the a/c unit, original transmission, rear end, Magnum wheels, leather bucket seats, shifter, radio & build sheet.
I might be willing to trade it for a 68-70 Charger, not sure yet.

[moparstuart]

Here is my 1971 Dodge Charger SE.
Original big block car, a/c, leather bucket seats, 150 mph speedometer, slap stick auto transmission, disc brakes, black vinyl roof, hide-a-way lights, Magnum 500 wheels, Gun Metal blue exterior/interior.
Bought from original owner in 1985.
Original drivetrain was 383 2brl, a/c, 3 speed auto w/ 8.25 rear & 2.73 gears.
Currently the drivetrain is a '71 440, 30 over, six pack rods, virgin 906 heads, 268/454 lift cam, Torker II polished manifold with a Painted Holley 750 metering block vacuum secondary & chrome bowls, Weiand air cleaner, MP electronic ignition, Acell coil, Taylor Wires, chrome Moroso valve covers, Hooker headers into a stainless steel exhaust w/ polished Supertrapp mufflers. Polished stainless steel firewall, lots of chrome, ie hood hinges, brackets, alternator ect, & stainless steel hoses. Custom polished brass radiator cover. A TCI 3 speed street fighter transmission, custom shifter, GER 2800 stall converter, Cheetah reverse valve body, deep cooling pan. Front disc brakes, heavy duty sway bar with polished stainless steel brackets, 90/10 Competition Engineering shocks. 8.75 489 case posi rear with 4:30 gears. Weld pro star rims & Mickey Thompson Sportsman pro tires, MP leaf spring relocation kit, custom subframe connectors, Jaz 20 gallon fuel cell in the trunk along with the battery, & custom crushed blue velvet. Holley electric fuel pump.
Marc Cross power black leather bucket seats w/ hand pump lumbar and thigh support, new black carpet, and the door panels, headliner, back seat were dyed satin black, Grant GT steering wheel, Autometer gauges, Pioneer AM/FM Cassette, graphic eq, Pyle Tube subwoofer powered by a ADA amp, a Sherwood amp powers JBL titanium 6x9's in back and 4" speakers in the front kick panel.
Painted 2387gm blue back in '87, (could go for a re-spray), original black vinyl roof, re-chromed bumpers, rear spoiler.
And I still have the original unrestored engine, the a/c unit, original transmission, rear end, Magnum wheels, leather bucket seats, shifter, radio & build sheet.
I might be willing to trade it for a 68-70 Charger, not sure yet.

very mean looking

[69chargerboy]

Here is my 1971 Dodge Charger SE.
Original big block car, a/c, leather bucket seats, 150 mph speedometer, slap stick auto transmission, disc brakes, black vinyl roof, hide-a-way lights, Magnum 500 wheels, Gun Metal blue exterior/interior.
Bought from original owner in 1985.
Original drivetrain was 383 2brl, a/c, 3 speed auto w/ 8.25 rear & 2.73 gears.
Currently the drivetrain is a '71 440, 30 over, six pack rods, virgin 906 heads, 268/454 lift cam, Torker II polished manifold with a Painted Holley 750 metering block vacuum secondary & chrome bowls, Weiand air cleaner, MP electronic ignition, Acell coil, Taylor Wires, chrome Moroso valve covers, Hooker headers into a stainless steel exhaust w/ polished Supertrapp mufflers. Polished stainless steel firewall, lots of chrome, ie hood hinges, brackets, alternator ect, & stainless steel hoses. Custom polished brass radiator cover. A TCI 3 speed street fighter transmission, custom shifter, GER 2800 stall converter, Cheetah reverse valve body, deep cooling pan. Front disc brakes, heavy duty sway bar with polished stainless steel brackets, 90/10 Competition Engineering shocks. 8.75 489 case posi rear with 4:30 gears. Weld pro star rims & Mickey Thompson Sportsman pro tires, MP leaf spring relocation kit, custom subframe connectors, Jaz 20 gallon fuel cell in the trunk along with the battery, & custom crushed blue velvet. Holley electric fuel pump.
Marc Cross power black leather bucket seats w/ hand pump lumbar and thigh support, new black carpet, and the door panels, headliner, back seat were dyed satin black, Grant GT steering wheel, Autometer gauges, Pioneer AM/FM Cassette, graphic eq, Pyle Tube subwoofer powered by a ADA amp, a Sherwood amp powers JBL titanium 6x9's in back and 4" speakers in the front kick panel.
Painted 2387gm blue back in '87, (could go for a re-spray), original black vinyl roof, re-chromed bumpers, rear spoiler.
And I still have the original unrestored engine, the a/c unit, original transmission, rear end, Magnum wheels, leather bucket seats, shifter, radio & build sheet.
I might be willing to trade it for a 68-70 Charger, not sure yet.

DAMN JPL! Your Charger is looks mean! I like!!!!!!!   

[Musicman]

Great looking Charger.... Hey, where did you take those pictures... the area in that first shot looks real familiar

[viper r/t]

[69bronzeT5]

Kendall, you FINALLY got rid of those huge wheels! The Cragars look MUCH better man

[behrooz_roadrunner]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH....
ITS MY FAVORITE 

[BROCK]

We should start a thread or even a contest that lists what all is wrong with this picture!
Don't get me wrong:  I support freedom, the fight against terrorism & democracy for all. 
Appearantly with this new freedom & democracy for people in far away places, we need
to start an education program for them.  I suggest the 1st lesson of Classic Car 101 be: 
How to properly clock a headlight!

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH....
ITS MY FAVORITE 

[Troy]

We should start a thread or even a contest that lists what all is wrong with this picture!
Don't get me wrong:  I support freedom, the fight against terrorism & democracy for all. 
Appearantly with this new freedom & democracy for people in far away places, we need
to start an education program for them.  I suggest the 1st lesson of Classic Car 101 be: 
How to properly clock a headlight!

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH....
ITS MY FAVORITE 

It's not something newfound - it's old stuff they've had laying around for a long time. This may explain it a bit better:

after Iran's revolution (in 1980) USA boycotted Iran.
It made the Destitution for american cars parts except GM parts.
so, mopar parts are very expensive. these parts have stored before revolution.

The cool thing is that the internet makes sharing some of this knowledge a lot easier. So maybe next time the headlights will be installed correctly.

Troy

[mikepmcs]

Nice save Troy.
Brock, here's one for you as well