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[c] 1978 rooomper room enterpiesss in assoin with freemedia cortipn distrrie by classic televison inc

Thank you for your review but now I am confused… the partnumber you mentioned is different than another YT clip.. there is the quite baffle which has the closed perforated inner channel and is part B25125Q See the first shot in this clip ua-cam.com/users/shortsJrojdB7mceE?si=oObTGi7Tg_5uLtr2

Do you have sound comparison clips?

Had a 67 dart E code car out of the hundreds of cars I’ve had wish I had that one now keep up the good work sure it’ll look great

My favorite year of Dart ! Beautiful car with a 340 !

Nice job.keep up the good work.l have the same car and same color except mine is 270 model.👍

Your inside shackle bolts are both off plumb by quite a bit.

Hello, I have a 1966 Dodge Coronet with a 273 engine, I am changing it for a 360 magnum, the oil pan does not allow the engine to enter, it is very large, do you know if I can put the pan from 273 to 360, will it be okay?

My very first car at 16!! ❤

I had a '64 GMC 4x4 that i recently sold, only option was a 4 speed and deluxe heater. It was a South Dakota farm truck and only had 36,000 miles. The interior color is called Fawn and every GM truck from 1960 (maybe before) to 1966 was this color inside. In '67-'68, base models had this color, but other colors were available on higher trims.

I had a '68 Barracuda convertible with the 225 and console automatic. I did a similar suspension upgrade, adding a complete setup from a wrecked '69 383 Cuda with disc brakes and Koni shocks. I put the super six 2 bbl setup on it, using a carb from a '68 318. Much more responsive than the smog carb. That car was a blast to drive!

My first car, a '65 Barracuda had the same shifter mounted on the floor. My '67 Dodge D100 had it on the dash like the vans.

Oh no I missed it 😢when is the next one?

One of these phucking days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great Maverick I’ve seen it at a few. Shows, nice and clean and always attracts a crowd.

Pretty sure the 100 series only offered the 727 in both sportsman and tradesman. Someone definitely added those reverse lights.

There were some very nice cars and trucks. Thank you for taking us along. I bet your dad's mustang was fun to ride around in.

Thanks for doing the piece on my family’s Maverick , it’s Roger not Ralph by the way, lol. Local car, bought in San Jose from the Ford dealer on 1st St. by grandpa in 1972, then passed on to my brother for 6 years and I’ve had it for the last 3.

The commercial version was called Tradesman. The proper backup lights are flat. I added OEM cruise control & electronic ignition to mine ('65) with wrecking yard parts.

Pretty clean little ford. Grandpa must have been a cool dude

My dad had a pea green 68 four door in the early to mid 70's, 3 on the tree standard transmission with no options other than power brakes. My dad also had the 69 Dodge Dart slant 6 with auto (larger 6 cyl). He preferred the smaller 6 for economy. Great cars. They last forever (Toyota and Honda did not have anything on these cars for being dependable, low maintenance, long life cars).

I'm wondering if the color code is T5? I have a 74 Duster that had the color code T5 and it looks like this color on the places where the original color is showing.

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too bad the humpry charlie music too loud not on here

My first car was a blue '68 2-ddoor valiant 100. Thanks for the memories! Looks like the driver's door was from a '67.

I had a 1972, with all drums brakes when wet, wouldn't stop for all the beans in Boston.

I love it! Good job bro.

How did it work when installed?

Looks like my grandfather’s old car that was purchased new off the showroom floor from the Dodge dealer in Hollywood, California!

Did this car have a trailer hitch installed on it before you started working on it or was there remnants of an old install?

I worked at Hellwig in 1991 and had a '68 Barracuda with HD suspension. They used my car to design this product. BTW the end link tabs are only there if the car came with a factory sway bar. Hellwig made a good kit that can be used on any '68-'72 A-body. The bar performed well on my car.

I drive mine every day :) '65

This almost lost it there 😂

I have a 69 Valiant 100 I'm currently doing the bodywork on. It's factory blue on blue but I keep thinking of painting it white and keeping the blue interior. A few of my friends think I'm crazy but seeing this one reinforces my thoughts.

68 vallie 4speed with a 170 is this basic bishes dream car. haha im odd

I loved this show growing up.

I’m building a 68 Dart post car to build along with my 68 GT . Love the post cars

Nice car !!

Just Dash in the LA area can redo your dash any color you want.

Very Cool car!

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Beautiful untouched Charger! Nice to see one in an uncommon color as well.

This is awesome to see! I just bought a basket case that is very similar to this and shows me what mine will look like when done. It's a 1968 Valiant 200, 2 door, white w/blue interior (but someone rattle canned it dark blue & removed the interior/engine/trans/did fenderwell headers - it was a former race car). The fun part is that it was factory ordered as follows: 318, 4 speed, front discs, 8 & 3/4 w/3.23's. I am really excited to bring it back to life. I'd love to connect with Brian to get some details on his to help me bring mine back to original specs. I hope to see more of this Valiant in future videos, thanks!

That is awesome and appealing in it's simplicity! I think the heater may have even been an option at that point.

This brings back so many memories. I drove a white 69 Valiant for years.

You made me laugh with stupid mobile thanks.

Sweet ride

383, 727, and 355 sure grip. Wow. That's a REALLY nice car. Glad to see you drive and enjoy it.

Who was the teacher from 1978-1979