2024 Mopar FEATURED Mopar for our club this month is a 1971 Plymouth 'cuda
The car is a 1971 clone cuda I got it a little over a year ago. I didn’t get much information on it , the previous owner couldn’t find all the paperwork on it. The only paperwork he had was on the suspension. I have a friend that is a broker he is in bolder city ( Sam Wright The Toy Box)we looked for 6 months and found this one in San Francisco . The owner is a accountant he said the car was a body off rotisseried in 2017 the car sat for 5 years.it was about 90% done I put a new interior-vinyl roof-bill board I replaced the rear drum brakes with will wood disc brakes the power plant is a 440 6 barrel ( known as to who built it no paperwork) I took the carburetors off and installed Fitech fuel injection system the car does have a Dana 60 with 355 gears had a lot of over heating issues they had a under sized radiator and under sized electric fan replaced radiator with a 26 inch 4 core aluminum and went back to mechanical fan also installed transmission cooler and that’s about all I can think.
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No club meetings scheduled for April but I will attempt to and will post here.
Iron Stable Garage in Florida is a terrific shop that restores Mopars! Chris is a friend of mine and he recently won awards for a Superbird they restored at the Muscle Cars and Corvettes show.
The club website was updated April 1, 2024.
I formed this club in July 2002. I continue to add members to this day. Our website is once again since 2023 back alive. I am again updating the site with montly member's Mopars I pick. For 22 years now I have not duplicated a member's FEATURE MOPAR. Click on the 1971 Plymouth 'cuda to view our FEATURE MOPAR for April. Mike is a new club member. Welcome!