Mopar Fan Old & New

[Criminy]

Greetings from Seattle! I've been a Mopar fan since the mid-80s when I purchased and finished the restoration of a 1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee, followed by a 1971 Plymouth GTX. Later came a series of "project cars" including a 1963 Dodge 330, 1972 Dodge Challenger, 1970 Dodge Coronet, two different 1971 Plymouth Satellites, and a 1966 Dodge Coronet. All of them gave me a greater appreciation for the Chrysler corporation line of products. Now I'm driving a 2019 Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack with Shaker in beautiful B5 blue. I have enjoyed seeing the brand grow and thrive, as well as survive a number of challenges to its existence. I'm glad it's still here in one form or another; it has brought me a lot of enjoyment over the years. I'm stoked to see how Mopar adapts to changes on the horizon.

 

[AlexB]

Welcome Aboard @Criminy !

 

[Criminy]

Welcome Aboard @Criminy !

Glad to be here, AlexB.

 

[redriderbob]

Welcome. Hopefully, you have a lot of pictures of those project cars to share

 

[Criminy]

Welcome. Hopefully, you have a lot of pictures of those project cars to share

Gladly!

The "after" pictures are meaningless until you've seen the "before" pictures! LOL

So, here goes...

1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee



















More to follow.

 

[redriderbob]

Gladly!

The "after" pictures are meaningless until you've seen the "before" pictures! LOL

So, here goes...


More to follow.

Awesome

 

[Criminy]

Thanks, redriderbob.

Unfortunately, I didn't scan too many "before" photos of my 1971 Plymouth GTX. In fact, these photos were taken right after I sold my car. You can see my 1972 Dodge Challenger in the background of one of the GTX photos.

Check it out:











Also, I didn't take pix of my other project cars as I never finished them. Most of them were rust buckets or just "between" cars for my other projects. Still enjoyed them, though.