What a great show! My late father worked for Chrysler as the distribution manager for the East Coast. He started in the early ‘60’s until he retired in the late ‘70’s. He LOVED to drive fast and brought home every muscle car that Mopar made. My first car (in 1976) was a 1966 Charger. I feel in love with them in the summer of 1965 when he purchased one for my sister. Baby blue with gleaming white interior. I feel in love with that car, and I have owned four in my life. In 2006 I survived an inoperable brain aneurysm, followed by seven strokes, and two heart attacks. We had to let go of my Charger and my 2003 100th anniversary Harley-Davidson, BUT I made a promise to myself that one day, one day I will have my Baby Blue and white Dream Charger. One day. Thanks for your show, love watching it, Clayton Stokes, NASA retired.
Back in the 1970's when I was in elementary school, my older brother took me to see Dirty Mary Crazy Larry and since then, the 69 Charger has always had a place in my heart!
This is what I like 👍🏾! An in-depth study review of what goes where and why! The reason why I stopped watching the show was because I didn’t want to see Mark playing grab ass with Daren Kilpatrick! (Did anyone ever see him do any work?) Really surprised that Josh Rose left the show. He really seemed interested in learning about Mopar cars!
You and the fruit of your loins are great to watch (don't tell her I said that she is the 'Fruit of your loins') and it is a tribute to you Mark and also a tribute to her. It is very special to see you two doing this show together, VERY special and part of the reason I watch every episode.
Maybe not 3500, but good old affordability would be nice. A guy working an entry level job could buy a Charger. Pumping gas or bagging groceries was good enough to but a 2300 dollar Road Runner
@@silverstar4289 indeed. And it's about to get much worse. Just base model vehicles have gone up about 10k from 2 years ago... its ridiculous.... I find it outrageous that a regular pickup will you 70k thats not right... even old pickups are going for top dollar especially something a Tacoma because for one Toyotas don't lose their value like other vehicles and run forever, but they're not mysterious vehicles do well on gas
Sadly from 2030 on all combustion cars, trucks and busses including classics will be banned from public streets in entire EU and Scandinavia :-( In Germany the Green Peoples Party gave order to shorten fuel supply from 2025 on by reducing petrol stations to only one state operated central gas station per city. From 2027 on in the EU certain car spare parts will be banned too....as exhaust systems, turbo chargers and even some engine and gearbox oils...California and New York will do the same from 2027 on.... So no investments should be done in oil burning cars any longer....They even created a completely new kind of crime here, called emissions and smoke crime.
so they paint the car in its original paint and put its original engine size in it. i love these guys. mopar or no car. my ram 5.7 hemi is the best. it has a 4th gen 5.7 with mds disabled. definitely better than that cylinder deactivation crap. sounds much better now.
I have an 02 ram 2500 with the big drinker 8l v10 lol I love my truck though it's been good... always been a mopar family my grandpa had a 69 roadrunner 383 bought new n ordered with an automatic because he bought it "for my grandma" 🙄😂 it's what my dad took his driving test in lol and my gpa drove dodge pickup ups. He had 92 ram 2500 single cab cummins that he put a brownie tranny into haha made it very hard for anybody else to drive but was super awesome anyway
I watch for the knowledge of the cars and the jokes are just a bonus. Stick to the history and teaching it to Miss. A. Rose 🌹 in case of emergency! God bless you all and great day to you all.
Changing a vin is illegal, but what did you do with the vin plate on that burned up car for example if it was practically destroyed? The condition of some of these cars, I can't imagine the vin tag survives in it's entirety 🤔
What a great show! My late father worked for Chrysler as the distribution manager for the East Coast. He started in the early ‘60’s until he retired in the late ‘70’s. He LOVED to drive fast and brought home every muscle car that Mopar made. My first car (in 1976) was a 1966 Charger. I feel in love with them in the summer of 1965 when he purchased one for my sister. Baby blue with gleaming white interior. I feel in love with that car, and I have owned four in my life. In 2006 I survived an inoperable brain aneurysm, followed by seven strokes, and two heart attacks. We had to let go of my Charger and my 2003 100th anniversary Harley-Davidson, BUT I made a promise to myself that one day, one day I will have my Baby Blue and white Dream Charger. One day. Thanks for your show, love watching it, Clayton Stokes, NASA retired.
You fell in love ?
@@christopherdrekr1078 with the first gen 1966 Dodge Charger fastback, yes I did. I’ve owned four in my life time.
People can get mad at Mark all they want, but they have to admit is knowledge of Mopars is insane.
Mark your knowledge of the Mopar family of cars is outstanding. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Dang Alissa is cute
Back in the 1970's when I was in elementary school, my older brother took me to see Dirty Mary Crazy Larry and since then, the 69 Charger has always had a place in my heart!
me too . my brother bought a 69 Charger R/T in 1971
@@zcam1969 Nice! Hopefully he held on to it?? 🤞
This is what I like 👍🏾! An in-depth study review of what goes where and why! The reason why I stopped watching the show was because I didn’t want to see Mark playing grab ass with Daren Kilpatrick! (Did anyone ever see him do any work?) Really surprised that Josh Rose left the show. He really seemed interested in learning about Mopar cars!
Great video, really good information with no stupid humour or pranks!
You and the fruit of your loins are great to watch (don't tell her I said that she is the 'Fruit of your loins') and it is a tribute to you Mark and also a tribute to her. It is very special to see you two doing this show together, VERY special and part of the reason I watch every episode.
Best show ever, even though I was never a dodge fan in those days.
Love the show!
Hope that Season 10 gets put up here too!
First ride in ‘76. B7 70 Road Runner with blue interior. 383 four speed . No other options. Loving B7 cars ever since.
I wish we could still buy brand new muscle cars for $3500 lol good times n awesome cars
Maybe not 3500, but good old affordability would be nice. A guy working an entry level job could buy a Charger. Pumping gas or bagging groceries was good enough to but a 2300 dollar Road Runner
@@silverstar4289 indeed. And it's about to get much worse. Just base model vehicles have gone up about 10k from 2 years ago... its ridiculous.... I find it outrageous that a regular pickup will you 70k thats not right... even old pickups are going for top dollar especially something a Tacoma because for one Toyotas don't lose their value like other vehicles and run forever, but they're not mysterious vehicles do well on gas
I just bought a 1969 roadrunner how do I decode the fender tag or where can I go to decode it thank you
Learned a lot so thanks for the history lesson.
I searched "Theyre coming to get you Barbara" In my opinion they shouldve been chasing that geeky guy instead LOL
Cool info! Did anyone else holler out "BINGO" listening to these numbers being called out?
Sadly from 2030 on all combustion cars, trucks and busses including classics will be banned from public streets in entire EU and Scandinavia :-( In Germany the Green Peoples Party gave order to shorten fuel supply from 2025 on by reducing petrol stations to only one state operated central gas station per city. From 2027 on in the EU certain car spare parts will be banned too....as exhaust systems, turbo chargers and even some engine and gearbox oils...California and New York will do the same from 2027 on.... So no investments should be done in oil burning cars any longer....They even created a completely new kind of crime here, called emissions and smoke crime.
so they paint the car in its original paint and put its original engine size in it. i love these guys. mopar or no car. my ram 5.7 hemi is the best. it has a 4th gen 5.7 with mds disabled. definitely better than that cylinder deactivation crap. sounds much better now.
I have an 02 ram 2500 with the big drinker 8l v10 lol I love my truck though it's been good... always been a mopar family my grandpa had a 69 roadrunner 383 bought new n ordered with an automatic because he bought it "for my grandma" 🙄😂 it's what my dad took his driving test in lol and my gpa drove dodge pickup ups. He had 92 ram 2500 single cab cummins that he put a brownie tranny into haha made it very hard for anybody else to drive but was super awesome anyway
Mark!...How many Hemi Dodge Darts built in 1968?......A....190....B....151...or ..C..80....
Finally, I know who Barbara is! lol
Mark didn't account for the cost of the Magnum 500 rims , i don't believe they were standard
I find Mark funny as, but he knows his shit
Crap....does this mean theres no more episodes for a while?
Where is Dave?
Enjoyed!!!!!!!!!
I watch for the knowledge of the cars and the jokes are just a bonus. Stick to the history and teaching it to Miss. A. Rose 🌹 in case of emergency! God bless you all and great day to you all.
As much as I wouldn’t want to work for him I’d want him to restore my mopar
i want to see that 69 charger when it's painted B5 Blue
Changing a vin is illegal, but what did you do with the vin plate on that burned up car for example if it was practically destroyed? The condition of some of these cars, I can't imagine the vin tag survives in it's entirety 🤔
If you go back and watch that episode they showed the vin still intact.
I was working lol
So, do you think Mark is that much of a tool in real life or does he do it for the show?
Mopar r no car
This has to be the most boring show. Do they ever actually work on cars or is it this guy talking nonstop?
Brock I didn't bring that up but sure will agree with you.
This is the episode that they’re documenting the cars they’re going to work on the next season.
Try watching the previous 108 episodes for the answer to your question.