Cool RHD Mopars! **Dial-up warning!!**

[Charger_Fan]

This is the last Chrysler produced Valiant in 1981

Looks like the guys on the assembly line weren't really fond of them either.

[TruckDriver]

This is the last Chrysler produced Valiant in 1981

Looks like the guys on the assembly line weren't really fond of them either.

I like that pink Challenger

[bull]

Is the pentastar on the wrong side too? http://www.moparpages.com/forums/showflat.php?Number=9836 And what about driver's remote mirrors that fit on our passenger side?

[Silver R/T]

nice rides although viper is due for repaint if it were mine

[Old Moparz]

Thanks Chris. 

That Hearse is pretty cool, I'd drive it.

[69_500]

Sweet pictures. Looks like they have some good muscle cars over there. I know there was a Daytona that went over to New Zealand a few years back, as well as a Superbird too. The interior in that one cuda, is stunning. Someone did a great job of making a mirror image of the dash pad, as well as the console.

[RD]

that first challenger may be a lil difficult to shift with that left hand driver console it has 

[69_500]

Well being that its an automatic, I don't think it would be that difficult to shift. Now if it was a 4 speed then it might be problematic.

Chris, I noticed on the 69 Charger it doesn't have a mirror at all on what would have been the factory driver side. No hole in the upper door pad either. How hard do you think that part was to come by? Or the door for that matter, how many driver side doors didn't have mounting holes for a mirror? And do any of these cars have remote mirrors on what is the drivers side now? Which would have been a passenger side remote mirror on our cars?

Side note as well, did I ever give you the info on the 69 Charger that is in Thailand?

[RD]

Well being that its an automatic, I don't think it would be that difficult to shift. Now if it was a 4 speed then it might be problematic.

good point, i guess, "uncomfortable" would have been a better choice 

[69_500]

That would be true. I can say this growing up overseas, and always driving on the left side of the road, and shifting manuals with my left hand, I had no problems coming over to America and driving cars here. No problems with what side of the road to be on, and no problem learning to shift with the other hand either.