Possibly a bit premature, but...
02-23-2011, 02:02 PM
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Possibly a bit premature, but...
Hi guys, I haven't even got my Mopar yet, but I'll still tell you about it!
It's a '66 Polara 2d HT with a 383 that I bought today. Unfortunately, I won't have it for at least another 6 weeks as I'm in London, UK and it's in California! Got to wait for it to be loaded into a container and be found a space on a boat coming to western Europe.
Actually, strictly speaking, I do have a Mopar now, if a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee counts...well sort of I guess! Oh, and I did own a '72 Charger back in the mid-90's
It's a '66 Polara 2d HT with a 383 that I bought today. Unfortunately, I won't have it for at least another 6 weeks as I'm in London, UK and it's in California! Got to wait for it to be loaded into a container and be found a space on a boat coming to western Europe.
Actually, strictly speaking, I do have a Mopar now, if a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee counts...well sort of I guess! Oh, and I did own a '72 Charger back in the mid-90's
02-23-2011, 04:35 PM
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Thanks. It looks to be a real nice car (seen plenty of hi-res pictures)....very original. There's so little choice over here, plus with the exchange rate having moved in my favour compared to what it was a few months ago, it just made sense to ship one over. First time I've done it, so just hoping there's no unforeseen complications.
02-25-2011, 02:52 AM
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Welcome to the forum... You are not ahead.. You now own two Mopars. Just one isn't "home" yet.... Don't forget to check out the mopar of the Month contest..... More great mopar candy for your eyes!!!! Plus you get to help decide the winner each month......
03-02-2011, 02:22 AM
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Thanks for the warm welcome guys.
Quick question - the Polara has power brakes, with drums all around and a single reservoir master cylinder. I've heard that it's best to upgrade to a dual reservoir master cylinder - is that what most of you guys have done? Also, does anyone know where I could source one from?
Quick question - the Polara has power brakes, with drums all around and a single reservoir master cylinder. I've heard that it's best to upgrade to a dual reservoir master cylinder - is that what most of you guys have done? Also, does anyone know where I could source one from?
04-08-2011, 05:25 PM
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I had a 66 Polara convertible. I absolutely love the dashboards on those cars. They are just great cars. They are BIG cars and will easily cruise at 90 without breaking a sweat. They have so much room It's like driving your livingroom down the street
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