Joining now, all ebodies have been on hold.

[Mr Cuda]

I joined febo, and now e's .org.
I still haven't decided which site is" better", and I see alot of the same names on both. This site has no mobile device platform so hard to use from my phone. Febo at least is readable in its small size.
  My mopar projects got put on hold, and I was just left driving my 2 driver cudas, so don't feel sorry for me.
Life has turned the corner and now I'm ready to get back at the rest of the fleet. Second childhood,  basically.
  Needing a modern car, that was rear wheel drive and v8, to handle 30k of driving a year,
  I got sucked into the allure of high speed and good gas mileage with my BMW'S. I joined one of those forums.
At that point, " I "was the novice . Both with online forums,  and the electronics, and the needless complexity of German engineering. Quickly learned who were the smart ones and who were fanboys.
  Now getting back to being excited about my cars, and thankful I'm not buying in today.  40 plus years owning my oldest,  and I gathered parts continually,  so ready to go. And time  to thin the extras.
Never even lurked on a mopar forum, but listened to the moparhunter podcasts at work.  Good or bad the enthusiasm got to me.

[Chryco Psycho]

Welcome 

[jimynick]

Welcome to the site from Ontario,  and congrats on being in the position you're in car-wise. Go for it! 

[cudamadd]

Welcome I and also a member at febo but find this forum the best enjoy your stay hope it's a long one cheers 

[Spikedog08]

Mopar hunter podcast???  Say what?  Welcome . .   

[JS29]

  Tell us more about your collection of mopars! 

[71cudaddict]

Welcome from AZ

[anlauto]

Welcome to the best E Body website in the world.....don't believe me, spend some time on our main page https://www.e-bodies.org/ and check out the over whelming amount of information directed towards E Bodies then lets see if those "other" sites can even come close 

[Mr Cuda]

Tell us more about your collection of mopars! 

I  started buying when young, so didn't have money for high dollar cars. Only one hemi was available during that period and it was an automatic. And more than I could swing. Plus, didn't really want an auto.
Tried to buy almost every one that came up, and not many did. Word of mouth for unfinished projects was the only way to find things pre internet.  Cars for sale in the paper had a lineup for them.
By the late 80's I saw prices climbing and got a couple BS codes before things got out of hand.
From then on a couple of B bodies.
I've sold 3 barracudas in 40 years , one car I put together and painted,  I struggled to get $1400 for in 82. Really turned me off to selling. Like a marriage,  cheaper to keep her.

[DeathProofCuda]

 

Welcome aboard!

[dodgemania]

  to the site.

[Dakota]

Welcome to the site from Buffalo, NY!

[CudaMoparRay]

  from Riverside, California

[71CudaGA4]

Welcome from MN

[usraptor]

  from utah. I agree    Let's see those "drivers" you have.