Mopar Muscle Association UK

The later cars had to conform to EPA and safety requirements, so they are big, heavy, ill-thought out to respond to rapidly introduced legislation, and as a consequence many people think they lost their earlier charm and sleek design.

As with most things, it is personal choice and taste. Your call.

mr m wrote: Thu Jul 30, 26 7:56 pm i have my 70 dart for sale V8 Auto a few on here know the car

Lovely car, streets ahead of a '73 in my opinion.....

I would assume it has the weaker rear axle, so that it is a consideration if you are going to upgrade it later.

It is nice condition, but very strong money in my view, and not a particularly desirable version of a great car type.

Great Article, Derek - well done as usual!

I thought it was great, at least she was interested in it!

Just look at that fantastic Mercedes!!!!

Excrement!!!

Great to see you - and all the others of course!!

Yes, see you there!!

They certainly did make Mopar 10" Raylees, 2 of my mates had some back in the day.

At one point banding was so bad in the UK that is was Banned, things may have changed now..

Thanks, Bob!!

I think Bob Nauer may have one...

Looking good!

See you at the track!

After a very successful "All American" trip to the Isle of Man a couple of years ago, the organising company have announced that there will be a repeat in 2027:

"We have recently launched our Isle of Man Festival of Motoring 2027 dates and we are excited to announce that we will welcome American ...

Welcome! Great car.

Where are you based?

Have a great - and safe - trip!

We need pictures!!