vso737
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Hi,
I purchased my FIRST mopar yesterday. The car of MY DREAMS.................a 1969 RR
I purchased my FIRST mopar yesterday. The car of MY DREAMS.................a 1969 RR
PROUD owner of a 1969 383CI RR..............vitamin C orange
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Mopar Vince
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Sweeeeettttt!
Ranger
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:wave:
Doesn't appear to be in need of much more than gas.
Doesn't appear to be in need of much more than gas.
RAINMANYEH
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Very nice!
SgtLee511
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Kool Car!
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nuther Postcar! welcome and congrats on that beauty.
SomeCarGuy
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Nice post car
jays69bird
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Nice car ! I like the 57 Vette too !
peresvet24
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Congrats:cheers:
vso737
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Proud owner of a 1969 RR
Thanks,
The 1957 vette was my FIRST restoration, retirement project. It took me 8 ½ years to put it all together. I did everything except for the BODY work and PAINT. The car is "LIVING THE LIFE OF RILEY" in Nice, France as I write this. My wife did NOT like to drive it and I needed the $$$$$$$ and space to finish my 1930 Model A hot rod.
I'm set for life now...........I finally built the hot rod I have wanted to build since high school. Did everything on it from a rusted bucket to completion. Probably why I got "taken to the cleaners" by this hot rod shop on the RR. The ONLY mechanic I used to take my cars to, and EXTREMELY HONEST one, retired years ago.
I just wished I had a LARGER garage to move around in. The RR and Model A fit in my garage like a glove.
Looking forward to spending many, many more years on this website. On the 23rd of this month I completed one month anniversary of owning the RR. I'm already starting to learn a little bit about the Roadrunner.
LG,
Mike
Thanks,
The 1957 vette was my FIRST restoration, retirement project. It took me 8 ½ years to put it all together. I did everything except for the BODY work and PAINT. The car is "LIVING THE LIFE OF RILEY" in Nice, France as I write this. My wife did NOT like to drive it and I needed the $$$$$$$ and space to finish my 1930 Model A hot rod.
I'm set for life now...........I finally built the hot rod I have wanted to build since high school. Did everything on it from a rusted bucket to completion. Probably why I got "taken to the cleaners" by this hot rod shop on the RR. The ONLY mechanic I used to take my cars to, and EXTREMELY HONEST one, retired years ago.
I just wished I had a LARGER garage to move around in. The RR and Model A fit in my garage like a glove.
Looking forward to spending many, many more years on this website. On the 23rd of this month I completed one month anniversary of owning the RR. I'm already starting to learn a little bit about the Roadrunner.
LG,
Mike
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