E-Bodies.org Cuda Challenger Forum

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Hi, new member here from VA. I visit this site daily and must say it is one of the better Mopar related sites out there. Thanks for all of the valuable information each of you provide. I am the proud owner of 3 E-bodies. Almost all of the  work I have done myself in my 2 car garage, including body work and paint. I will try and post pics. Thanks again John


1970 Challenger SE, N-code (Numbers Matching), FE5, Auto, Leather, A/C, Hood Pins, Ralley dash. I have owned the car since 1980, I paid $225 for it then, funny how these cars were not worth much back then.  Most people look at the 5th digit and think it must be a RT because it is "N" but do not notice the the second digit is "H" not "S". I added the RT items because that is how I want MY car to be.

1971 Cuda, V-code (NOM), In Violet, 4 spd, Track Pack, Shaker. Had this car since the mid '90s. Car came out of PA. Not much history, but it is one my dream cars that I drive like it should be driven. Best ET 13.12 108mph on street tires with me trying to shift.

1970 Cuda Drag Car, This car was Raced at Suffolk raceway with a BBC until it closed in 1991. I picked it up in 1993, the first thing to go was the BBC. Now 499 CI World Iron block, B1/BS heads, 1050 Dominator, .700" Roller, 4-link, 4.56 Dana, 727 with brake. Best ET on motor 9.00 @ 145mph, with 5 sec of 150 NO2 shot it went 8.62 @ 155mph. 2014 VMP 5.90 index champion and 2016 Mopar Eastern Classic Top Sportsman winner.   

Welcome from B.C. Canada, great cars.

 :welcome: to the site  :cheers: sweet cars

 :welcome: from Oregon! Great looking cars !

Looks like you have everything covered  :twothumbsup:  :welcome: from Georgetown ON Canada :canada:

Welcome to the site @Dodgply (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/dodgply_3882)   :welcome:  That's a fantastic line up of cars!!!   :worship:   :bravo: