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#81
Car Guys Discussion / Re: 6BBL 70 Coronet 27K
Last post by b5blue - July 21, 2025, 12:55:23 PM
That's the price not miles.  :lol:
#82
Charger Discussion / Re: Post your build date for y...
Last post by GreatOne34 - July 21, 2025, 10:19:48 AM
522, May 22, 1969
#83
Car Guys Discussion / Re: 6BBL 70 Coronet 27K
Last post by Dave Kanofsky - July 21, 2025, 10:11:12 AM
Ooof.  Them was 27k hard miles.
#84
Parts & Accessories Wanted / 1968-70 CHARGER rear window lo...
Last post by DAY CLONA - July 21, 2025, 04:40:20 AM
Looking for 68-70 Charger rear window lower corner moldings, singles, sets, what have you got?, contact me here on DC.com, thanks MikeG
#85
Parts & Accessories Wanted / WANTED: 1968 CHARGER HEADLIGHT...
Last post by Mr.Lee - July 21, 2025, 04:20:15 AM
Hi all, looking for a set 1968 Dodge Charger headlight bezels.

Anyone a set available? Don't mind if it is an aftermarked set they produced a few years ago.

Thanks for looking.

Serge

#86
Charger Discussion / Re: Car show yesterday and min...
Last post by Kern Dog - July 21, 2025, 12:03:48 AM
Back east, the humidity is a huge factor.
The guys that tough it out over there are real dedicated people. I can handle it too but I'm glad that I don't have to.
The Monday after getting home to California, it was 99 with 20% humidity, low enough that it isn't a factor at all.
I like spending most of the day at a show. I enjoy hearing from others the stories of their cars and how they restored them. Talking with others offers opportunities to learn.
#87
Quote from: doctor4766 on July 20, 2025, 06:42:30 PMSounds like you've covered a lot of bases there.
I'm not super technically minded so I can only go off my personal experiences.
Twice and on different cars (One being my 69 Charger) I've replaced PCV valves, and the difference has been like night and day, from the cars running crap and popping and farting while driving to running how they should.
Worth a try if you have a spare on hand
Anything is worth a try .  The pcv valve in it is pretty clean and appears functional but I could try running with the vacuum line plugged to see any difference
#88
Charger Discussion / Re: Car show yesterday and min...
Last post by b5blue - July 20, 2025, 09:43:00 PM
Yea I went to a show and couldn't get the point of sitting next to a car for 6hr in the sun. More power to the ones who sweat it out!  :2thumbs:
#90
Charger Discussion / Re: Car show yesterday and min...
Last post by lloyd3 - July 20, 2025, 09:03:48 PM
No, not desperately hot but... the sun can be pretty intense here (at a Mile High), especially in a newly-paved parking lot. It was also a bit-humid (for here) but it was just uncomfortable so why stick around?  We'd seen all the cars and had the requisite chats and lunch/brunch was on order.

Back East, many car shows are on grass (which is great!) and even under trees to keep it more cozy. Way cool (in so many ways).