Hello all,

New member here. Well, 49 year old member anyway. Have had a mopar since my first car in High School. Bought a 69' RoadRunner for $1,400 in 1979 and that started the ball rolling. Then joined the Marines in the early 80's and the bug just got worse. Since my first car I have had no less than (six)69' RR's with one being a convertable, 68 GTX, 69 A12 Bee, 71 RR with a factory sunroof, 73 RR, even a 72 Satellite Dirty Harry look alike car. Now a 73' 340/4spd Charger (one of 40 produced that year). My two sons both are pining for a muscle car even though they are much harder to locate now. Or in any kind of condition to restore that is. Here in New England whatever is sitting in back yards and barns are severely rotted and beyond most restoration attempts. Love this forum and all the cars and stories. Looking forward to hanging around.

Dave.

 

Welcome!

Where abouts in NH are you? I hear you on the condition of barn/back yard finds up here. A few years can really take it's toll on a classic.

 

Welcome aboard.

 

Manchester, near the Londonderry line. Been here since 86' when I got out of the Marine Corps. I like those aspen r/t, roadrunner, super coupe cars. I "almost" bought a Richard Petty 43 coupe car, 77 or 78 year ? But passed on it and it sold by the time I changed my mind. Was on a back road down near Peterborough back around 88-89.

 

:welcome2: This is a great site and we are all like family. So welcome to the Mopar family site

 

Welcome to the forum. Be sure to check out the Mopar of the Month contest... One thing we all have in common is we have the Mopar Fever!!!!!

 

my dad had a saying about cars as a hobby. "it mostly takes cubic money!".

 

welcome to the forum