Long IslandWelcome aboard!
What part of the Empire State?
The Challenger was originally a 6 cyl auto, it had no engine or trans when I got it, 7 1/4 rear burnt orange in and out. But did have a 8 cyl k frame and front disc brakes already installed. I added 8 3/4 rear from a 74 chall parts car and a b body sure grip center, now it has a 340 6 pack 904a with trans pac shift kit, I bought a rotisserie stripped the car totally, parts were media blasted and powder coated, repl'd both quarters, added frame connectors, recover the seats, stainless lines, and cables, super stock springs, with my home made front hangers, 71 dash with ralley gauges and all the same dash features as a 70 except the dash pad emblem, the only thing I did not do myself was the engine rebuild and 6 pack carb rebuild.Welcome from your neighbor in New Jersey
Had relatives in Bayshore, Long Island many years ago
Nice collection of cars.
Was the Challenger convertible an original 340 car? There would be an A66 on the inner fender plate.
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I have a 1970 Challenger convertible waiting for paint, 340 6 pack, T/A wanna be.
1973 AMX 401 4spd, 39k original miles
1974 Javelin 6 cyl auto
1987 Jeep Wrangler 258 auto <90k
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Welcome aboard from upstate, nice group of cars . I too have a 73 AMX I just finished up restoring this year.
I would!Nice challenger, going back to ev2 and burnt orange interior?
Interior is black (still looking for decent rear panels) exterior will be go mangoNice challenger, going back to ev2 and burnt orange interior?
I've been up there in my younger days, not much there except 3 colleges and bars. That was 40 years agoYour about 4 1/2 hrs away, My youngest is going to Pottsdam 8-9 hrs away
