Recent content by chapdog105

I believe that R4 was officially called Barracuda Orange. http://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?model=Plymouth&year=1969&con=oy

I'd say around $30-35k....

My 440 broke a push rod. I thought I just needed to adjust the rockers, but when I removed the valve cover I was surprised to find a rod missing. I found the rod laying near the intake, but couldn't find the top piece. I took a telescoping magnet and fished for the top for a while without any...

Good to hear that we're all in this together!

I noticed that my car leaks oil. Not much...just a few drops here and there, but it's annoying. Is this normal? My builder says it is... I just had the oil pan gasket changed, and that's where it looks like it is coming from.

Contact Bob from Glen Ray. They do it right! I don't think anyone in the hobby comes more highly recommended.

Awesome build! You'll love that Strage S60. I went with one in my convertible, with the 3.73 ratio.

It took about 5 years to finish. I didn't have savings for the project, so I basically put every extra dollar I had into the car for 5 years. I would save a few grand, then purchase something and put it in a safe place. I just kept replicating that as often as possible. Let's just say that my...

Thank you, fellas! It was fun going through the old pics and putting the video together. That's only a fraction of the photos I took along the way. I left out the pics of my first go around with body and paint. That was a nightmare I didn't feel like revisiting. I give respect to anyone...

I finally got around to creating a quick video of my restoration. I gathered a bunch of pics from along the way, and tried to put them in order. Check it out...

My buddy Roman has been professionally restoring high-quality Mopars for a while now. His business is called After Hours Restorations. He's been working hard to get his business name and work out there to the Mopar community. Check out these videos he made that document his latest...

Nice ride! Good luck with the sale.

That's a pretty unique color combo. I don't know that I've seen a L1 car in person. Hopefully it made it through the 70s and 80s and you can find it. Keep searching the web. We are fortunate to live in a day and age where you can find just about anything online. I would suggust finding...

They both look great. I don't think you can wrong, either way. I'm partial to the magnums.