by Paul G | Sep 14, 2004 | Members
By now, I guess that you have heard the saying “Does it have a HEMI in it”? Here’s a story about a 1970 Dodge HEMI Super Bee that finally came back to life after many years of hard work, lots of part scrounging, and last but not least, lots of cash. I bought the 1970...
by Paul G | Jun 14, 2004 | Members
Originally my car was a red Grand Coupe Barracuda with a 318 engine, 2-bbl carburetor, a 727 automatic transmission, and leather interior. When I purchased the car in 1994, it was being used as a parts car. At the time of purchase, the car contained a 440...
by Paul G | Mar 10, 2004 | Members
Decisions, decisions. What to do? Here we were, five-year members of the MMCSA and enjoying it all. We had Jorene’s yellow 1966 Charger to participate in all of the Club activities. Cruises, parades, show and shines, car shows and the whole Monty. We had not...
by Paul G | Sep 10, 2003 | Members
It all started back in 1989 when my dad bought a 1973 340 Challenger when I was 11 year old. The car was a numbers matching 340 Rallye car. It was Top Banana Yellow with a black vinyl top and black interior. It had a 340 4 barrel, 727 tranny, and 3.23 posi rear end,...
by Paul G | Mar 14, 2003 | Members
Let me tell you how I became the 2nd owner of a 1970 Dodge Challenger in January 2000. The original owner had it parked under a carport for 15 years. My brother-in-law had seen it and knew I would be interested in it. After talking to the owner, he explained that they...
