New Mopar Convert
03-20-2011, 05:05 PM
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New Mopar Convert
Hi all,
For a short intro, my name's Mack and I've been a fan of Mopars for years. I'm in college now, and got started with classic cars in high school with a dinky little 1973 "Sports Bug" Super Beetle. That's what I cut my teeth on with working on engines and going to car shows. At a local car show in those days, I discovered a black 1970 Plymouth Road Runner and fell in love at first sight. Stories from older relatives and friends bolstered by interest in Mopar muscle machines and I began drooling over various Dodges, Plymouths and Chryslers at car shows. A few years, a couple cars, and a lot more learning later, I finally got my own Mopar, not a Road Runner, but still pretty cool: the 1968 Dodge Monaco 500 in my avatar.
I have experience with old V-dubs and Oldsmobiles (my last car was a '64 Olds) but not much yet with Mopars, so I will be shouting out for some advice as I progress with my new car. I look forward to learning and hearing stories about all the legendary Mopar machines and getting to talk with other Mopar people!
-Mack
For a short intro, my name's Mack and I've been a fan of Mopars for years. I'm in college now, and got started with classic cars in high school with a dinky little 1973 "Sports Bug" Super Beetle. That's what I cut my teeth on with working on engines and going to car shows. At a local car show in those days, I discovered a black 1970 Plymouth Road Runner and fell in love at first sight. Stories from older relatives and friends bolstered by interest in Mopar muscle machines and I began drooling over various Dodges, Plymouths and Chryslers at car shows. A few years, a couple cars, and a lot more learning later, I finally got my own Mopar, not a Road Runner, but still pretty cool: the 1968 Dodge Monaco 500 in my avatar.
I have experience with old V-dubs and Oldsmobiles (my last car was a '64 Olds) but not much yet with Mopars, so I will be shouting out for some advice as I progress with my new car. I look forward to learning and hearing stories about all the legendary Mopar machines and getting to talk with other Mopar people!
-Mack
03-21-2011, 03:28 AM
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Hey Mack,,,, Welcome to the forum....... Glad you finally got a Mopar... Good luck on your project and be sure to keep us updated on your progress..... Also be sure to check out the Mopar of the Month contest we have each month... You get a vote on which car wins.. Be sure to cast your vote!!!!
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