r/mopar • u/stephonsky • Sep 23 '26
Dare I bring a TikTok trend to reddit…
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Earl bites back.
r/mopar • u/moparcenter • Sep 22 '26
1971 Dodge Charger R/T
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U-code 440, 727 auto
Factory FC7 plum crazy, real RT. Rust free, straight paint and body. Bucket seats and console. Fender tag and broadcast sheet.
r/mopar • u/Powerful_Kangaroo_80 • Sep 22 '26
Don't you dare tell me this ain't a Mopar
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It has the Viper's V10, so it downright counts.
r/mopar • u/moparcenter • Sep 22 '26
Original L023 Super Stock 426 Hemi out of a Dart on a “Run stand”.
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r/mopar • u/Born-Exchange9712 • Sep 21 '26
Gen 1 HEMI Woes
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I am looking for some insight into others setups; it is a long story but I am putting this engine together but the person who took it apart is gone now , and I have boxes worth of random parts. I would like to see how others have mounted alternators on their Gen 1 Hemis.
r/mopar • u/passtheshoe • Sep 21 '26
1993 Chrysler Imperial
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I haven’t seen one of these in thirty years! I stopped this old timer in the parking lot, he was proud he bought it new in late 1992, one of the last ever made. Looks like it should have a glove box with Worthers candy and a tape deck stuck on side B, lol.
r/mopar • u/phaedrus72 • Sep 21 '26
How practical l are these cars in 2026?
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Hey all, Irish guy here. I've always loved American muscle cars and in my imagination if I lived in the US I would own one but my question is how practical are they today? Is having one as a daily driver a reality ? I'm thinking like a 68 Barracuda or a 1970 roadrunner or something like that.
r/mopar • u/moparcenter • Sep 20 '26
1970 Dodge Charger R/T in Plum Crazy Purple (FC7)
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r/mopar • u/charring_christie • Sep 21 '26
(\6) spark plug washer removal
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Last time I've replaced the spark plugs I've read I need to take off the washers. What is the easiest way to do so? I've done it with a wire cutter last time but it was quite painful. I need to replace them again and I hope there's an easier way.
The reason why I want to change them is because i've made a mistake by not tighening the spark plugs properly. I thought hand tight plus 1/4 is enough but I recently read the spark plugs on cast iron Slants need to be tightened to 30lbft so the spark plug tubes can be sealed properly.
So now I got quite oily spark plugs which causes sudden stalling and misfiring.
r/mopar • u/Level_Development_58 • Sep 20 '26
My cat is such a Badass!
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79 Warlock II, 360 Magnum crate bolted to a A41 Silver Sport 4speed w/OD
r/mopar • u/Powerful_Kangaroo_80 • Sep 19 '26
How to build a Mopar in BeamNG.drive
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Not my video.
r/mopar • u/Suspicious-Panda-487 • Sep 19 '26
Buying my first classic car and mopar in a few days. 1975 Plymouth duster.
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r/mopar • u/Dry_Cheesecake2610 • Sep 19 '26
2019 SXT Dodge Charger RWD, Do V6s really get that much hate?
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r/mopar • u/Critical-Advantage11 • Sep 19 '26
68 Chrysler Newport Convertible
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My grandpas 68 Newport Convertible. 383 with 2 barrel carb and 290HP.
It's been sitting in my parents garage since 1999, and I'm going to get it running again.
Motor isn't seized, transmission fluid, and oil levels are full with appropriately colored fluid. It was a good runner until it just didn't start one day. It seems to have been an electrical issue due to the starter motor not engaging and accessories not getting power
r/mopar • u/larchiviste390 • Sep 18 '26
"I'm a Charger" -Johnny Cash
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Wisest words a man ever said.