The NeoCuda
04-15-2009, 07:15 PM
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The NeoCuda
an orphaned Plymouth Neon came my way a couple years ago..
I got 'er runnin again (water pump, timing belt),
and since it's factory color (Magenta, paint code PH1)
was some kind of crazy cross between "Plum Crazy Purple"
and "Moulin Rouge" already,
I figured I'd have a little fun with it, do a "tribute" to
Mopar Musclecars of yore, in their High-Impact colors..
I always liked the simple yet cool striping on the '73 'Cudas
so i got some vinyl striping & some pinstripe and went at it out in the garage one day..
May I present
"The Neo'Cuda"..
It's been a great little car, my Neo'Cuda..
(and chicks just seem to dig the hell outta it's crazy color..
they love it lol)
I got 'er runnin again (water pump, timing belt),
and since it's factory color (Magenta, paint code PH1)
was some kind of crazy cross between "Plum Crazy Purple"
and "Moulin Rouge" already,
I figured I'd have a little fun with it, do a "tribute" to
Mopar Musclecars of yore, in their High-Impact colors..
I always liked the simple yet cool striping on the '73 'Cudas
so i got some vinyl striping & some pinstripe and went at it out in the garage one day..
May I present
"The Neo'Cuda"..
It's been a great little car, my Neo'Cuda..
(and chicks just seem to dig the hell outta it's crazy color..
they love it lol)
04-16-2009, 11:32 AM
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Thanks all!
It's a fun car
(and i never have trouble finding it in a parking lot lol)
You mean the old small bolt pattern Rallyes,
like from mid-sixties, drum-brake equipped Valiants & Darts..?
I had a set of those in the 80's but traded 'em away
since they didn't fit any of the Mopars i had at the time..
Good luck findin a cheap set of 'em now lol..
But I'd put 'em on there in a heartbeat if I fell into a set!!!!
It's a fun car
(and i never have trouble finding it in a parking lot lol)
like from mid-sixties, drum-brake equipped Valiants & Darts..?
I had a set of those in the 80's but traded 'em away
since they didn't fit any of the Mopars i had at the time..
Good luck findin a cheap set of 'em now lol..
But I'd put 'em on there in a heartbeat if I fell into a set!!!!
04-17-2009, 09:13 PM
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Thanks all!
It's a fun car
(and i never have trouble finding it in a parking lot lol)
You mean the old small bolt pattern Rallyes,
like from mid-sixties, drum-brake equipped Valiants & Darts..?
I had a set of those in the 80's but traded 'em away
since they didn't fit any of the Mopars i had at the time..
Good luck findin a cheap set of 'em now lol..
But I'd put 'em on there in a heartbeat if I fell into a set!!!!
It's a fun car
(and i never have trouble finding it in a parking lot lol)
You mean the old small bolt pattern Rallyes,
like from mid-sixties, drum-brake equipped Valiants & Darts..?
I had a set of those in the 80's but traded 'em away
since they didn't fit any of the Mopars i had at the time..
Good luck findin a cheap set of 'em now lol..
But I'd put 'em on there in a heartbeat if I fell into a set!!!!
08-11-2009, 10:58 AM
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Then it would look like this -
if I found an extra powerbulge hood I would try it,
looks pretty cool that way.
Might shoot the wheels argent silver too
if I found an extra powerbulge hood I would try it,
looks pretty cool that way.
Might shoot the wheels argent silver too
