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Old 07-10-2020, 05:07 PM
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oh what have I done! Ran across a car that fills a bucket list spot so I had to..or wanted to..either way I now have a Mopar in my garage..or will in a week or so. details:
1969 Plymouth GTX 426 auto buckets console guages 8 track.
Nom but real J car. original sheet metal..older restoration.
B7 with Blue interior
I'm excited!
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Old 07-10-2020, 05:15 PM
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Looks great, Al! Always liked those 68-70 B bodies. I had a 70 Hemi Challenger from 1980 - 1996....my first complete restoration. Fun cars. Hopefully you will never have to take the engine apart, but if you do, make sure you have four left bank pistons and four right bank pistons....you don't want to find out the hard way like I did
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That GTX is BEAUTIFUL!!! The 69-70 GTX's are my favorite Mopars of all time, and a B7 blue Hemi???? That's dang near the pinnacle! Congratulations, I'm duly jealous!
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Get yourself an addition Wing Nut and enjoy her!

Well done my friend.....you deserve to fill up that Bucket List

I look forward to seeing the new Mopar and you soon.

Be safe.

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Looks great, Al! Always liked those 68-70 B bodies. I had a 70 Hemi Challenger from 1980 - 1996....my first complete restoration. Fun cars. Hopefully you will never have to take the engine apart, but if you do, make sure you have four left bank pistons and four right bank pistons....you don't want to find out the hard way like I did
This is what happens when you put them in backwards (or swap them left for right bank).

Congrats on the purchase. Those B-bodies ride so nicely with a decent set of radials. Enjoy the cruising. (and parking with that manual steering) ;-)
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Congrats!
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Very cool...congrats Albert!
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This is what happens when you put them in backwards (or swap them left for right bank).

Congrats on the purchase. Those B-bodies ride so nicely with a decent set of radials. Enjoy the cruising. (and parking with that manual steering) ;-)
no plans on taking this one apart!..manual steering..not a problem
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Really cool car!
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congrats!! I had a green one just like it years ago, a 70 Hemi roadrunner takes it's place now. Fun cars!!
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