Mopar Muscle Association UK

Agree, but really appreciate your support! I was happy to be a finalist though and show the MOPAR colors!

If you happen to be at the Practical Classics Classic Car & Restoration Show at the NEC next weekend, please stop by the Pride of Ownership display; I'll be there with my Challenger! http://www.necrestorationshow.com/article/first-five-finalists-lancaster-insurance-pride-ownership-spring-final-r...

Thanks for the reminder, I just completed my booking for Sunday, the 2nd of June. See you there!
Cheers, Robert

You can add my 1970 Dodge Challenger to the list for Sunday; just registered for the show on the MSV website--looking forward to participating!

Appreciate all your support! Hope to see you out there. And yes, I will be spending some time detailing the Challenger for the show.

No, they're 15"x7"

I keep both sets of wheels, the Cragars with the Cooper radial tires for driving it and the steel wheels with the Goodyear Polyglas for show. The Polyglas tires look great but they don't certainly don't track as well on the road as the radial tires. I agree though, it does look better with the steel...

Here's some additional pics along with a copy of the build sheet.

Just a heads-up, I was fortunate to be offered the opportunity to display my 1970 Challenger RT in the Pride of Ownership at the upcoming NEC Resto Show. Always good to show the MOPAR colors in the Pride of Ownership; hope to see many of you at the show!

Derek, thanks for sharing--missed seeing you there, the GoMango Challenger was mine. It was a great day out at Brooklands despite the long queues at the food stands. Hope you're feeling better!

I plan on being there tomorrow with my 1970 Challenger--see you there!

Yes Steve, that was me that contacted you and Pete regarding displaying my Challenger at the NEC show; unfortunately, I was out of town last week and was unable to make this year's show anyway. But certainly would be interested in displaying it at the 2019 show.

20180722_095938-2.jpg [attachment=0]20180722_095938-2.jpg Just recently shipped my 1970 Dodge Challenger RT 383 here to the UK; it's one of the few known to exist produced at the Swiss assembly plant AMAG (Automobil- und Motoren AG). AMAG did the final assembly of the Challengers converting them to...