Mopar Muscle Association UK

TyreFryer wrote: ↑Thu Apr 12, 18 10:31 am Seventh Mopar Euronationals, Classic American 2000.

I can see Mr Norms 71 Challenger convertible there before he started restoring it. I remember the Kiwi Mark Challenger as well, never seen it since.

Liking the Dodge fire engine too, is that still at the Pod??

The Euronats was at Shakey that year, I remember it well that was the Dart's first run out in about 10 years. I developed a transmission issue and had to get recovered home....

Richard Ward's 1970 Cuda 440+6.

TyreFryer wrote: ↑Wed Apr 18, 18 11:32 am Richard Ward's 1970 Cuda 440+6.

I loved reading this article and the car is fantastic.

It tells the story of the Barracuda and then Cuda so nicely.

Thank you

You're welcome.

Guy Whitwam's 69 Super Bee.

Loving these Martin.
Thanks for taking the time to post up.

Thanks mate, that's encouraging!

This is a bit special, 1967 Dodge Coronet Hemi Convertible, (I happen to have owned several of these)!

6th Mopar Euronationals, 1999 show report in Classic American.

Mossy68 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 19, 18 11:04 pm Loving these Martin.
Thanks for taking the time to post up.

Agreed, thanks for posting

Cheers!

Overview of the Plymouth muscle car years by Tony O.

MattH wrote: ↑Tue Apr 17, 18 8:40 am

TyreFryer wrote: ↑Thu Apr 12, 18 10:31 am Seventh Mopar Euronationals, Classic American 2000.

I can see Mr Norms 71 Challenger convertible there before he started restoring it.......

I saw that too.....hard to believe

Plymouth 70th birthday celebration article, looking back at seven decades of Plymouth innovation.

Alan Tansley's 1970 440 Six-Barrell Plymouth 'Cuda and '69 Dodge R/T 426 Hemi-Charger.

Anybody remember this?

Mopar Show, Germany 1998.