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Finally got my namesake today

Started by HP_Cuda, May 24, 2017, 11:06:56 PM

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Chryco Psycho

Cool  I think it looks good with the black plates on it & you got the name you wanted !!  :bravo:

Marc70challenger


Topcat

Looks Great B.

I guess I'll see it on June 11th.


Cudalbs

That looks great HP, I got mine about a year ago and I couldn't believe the one I wanted was available.  Must be living right  :banana: :banana: @1Wild R/T I know it's not period correct but the blue with yellow letters just was not going to look good. @nsmall just paint your car yellow .......problem solved.  :cheers:
"Love those round taillight cars"

nsmall

@Cudalbs Yes your black plates with your yellow car looks great....lucky.  You know I want your plates so please remember me.

I have a 73 Cuda and every combo of Cuda with 73 or Cuda with the # 340 is taken. Heck all Mopar or Plymouth combos are all taken.  Even misspelling Plymouth combos are all taken. 

  I have black plates now but I am too embarrassed to show you all until my car is finished.  Its so corny I know I will be teased, but its pretty awesome to me, yet super cheesy.  Stay tuned.

For the rest of you who got what you wanted...congratulations.   

1 Wild R/T

Don't get me wrong, I think it looks great & I'm not totally against having them on cars from the 70's.... I am totally against them on 2000 & newer vehicles...

RUNCHARGER

Sheldon


70/6chall

When my '70 Challenger was originally purchased from what dealership I don't know. Somewhere in SoCal, I'm guessing here, although from my Cal registration April, 22,1970, by the original owner. It came with the blue plates w/ gold number/letters, 766 AVV, rolled off the assy. line Aug. 18, '69, LA plant. I made a very fateful error and changed my tags in 1983 to the reflective white w/ dark blue letters, and the so called California. Sun band at top. Why oh why did I change? Anyway originally blue plates gold letter/number impression.     Thanks,   Al

HP_Cuda


Just a quick update, I forgot to mention that the process takes quite awhile.

From the time I paid for the plates to receiving them was about 5-6 months! Guess the prisoners are not cranking them out fast enough!!! More likely it's stuck in DMV hell.

:bricks:
1970 Cuda Yellow 440 4 speed (Sold)
1970 Cuda clone 440 4 speed FJ5
1975 Dodge Power Wagon W200