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Who can guess what this vehicle is???

A Hearse for the Raiders? :devil2: Sorry.....


Some kind of SUV?

I don't think this is big enough for all the stiffs they have this year !!!:behead:

Bigger 4 door, Rear Wheel Drive, Looks German or Japanese (door handles) But has American Door Belt Mouldings and American looking seem from rocker panels to Floor Pan and an American looking Master cylinder.

I'm guessing it has a Hemi in it...

Chrysler 300?

Holy chit Ron - big job - that an insurance job or personal project ??

Pretty close John !!!
And yes it has a Hemi !
4 wheel drive also

My guess, "Dodge Charger" or" Dodge Magnum"!!

:buds:
Magnum,
You win a Bigfish plug!!!
Just pm him with your address and he will mail it to you :hidin:

:rotf2:

Awww Helll - I did all the investigative work on that :buds: :spam: :rotf2:

You'll get a Bigfish plug also !!!
Larry just dosen't know it yet !!!

OK Big Fish, send me my plug!!!

mID 70'S cHRYSLER nEWPORT

2006 Magnum,

1970's didn't have a uni-body construction. They were built like TANKS!!!!

Drove like tanks and sucked fuel like tanks too... Ahhh, the days of 10 inches of dead centerplay in a steering wheel :rotf3:

Yup John..Constantly over steering..

Actually,
in the 1970s, chrysler/dodge was into unibody before most other car makers!
I can remember changing plenty of k frames back then working as a kid at my grandfathers shop!
Ford mustang and Chevy camaro's were unibody also !

Ron..Your right.I had replaced many k/frames back then also...And those rotted out torsion bar boxes...:whackin:

MOPAR was unibody even in the sixties.. even the big sleds.
My old man had a few... the 65 300 letter series was coveted by my older brothers..
The Roadrunners and GTX with the big block.. if they were built up and drag raced a lot, they'd get a funky little "twist" in the body :hihi:

RR why did you have to take apart a brand new magnum?

For the V10 transplant I bet :uhuh:

My first car was a '69 Road Runner with 440 Magnum/4spd. Almost killed myself in that car which would have proven my fathers prediction correct.:uhuh: It had a pretty good twist in the body by the time I was done with it Karl:uhuh:

Owner needs driving lessons,
and we needs $$$ from his ins co. !!!

Gotta love those Big Block Mopars

Thats not good.

Depends on who you are talking about!:eyes:
Good for us, Bad for ins co !!! :rotf2:
Maybe good for the car owner, My guess he/she had a few srcatches on the nose anyway, and is not puttung milage on the car !!!