Would that I had more stars to bestow upon this my learned friend.

I had the same ride in the front seat 10 years ago. Christmas present from my darling wife. Best thing anyone has ever gotten me. The pilot told me if things went bad he’d say bailout three times and he’d be gone. He said the last one would be more like “bailoooooouuuuut”.

Saw a bumper sticker a few years back that said “I never thought that I’d miss Nixon”

Morally Carter was a good man. He had absolutely no business being president.

Fun truck. Like your kinja handle btw

My first new vehicle was one of these. ‘87. And what is this 5 speed of which you speak? I only had 4. No air, vinyl bench seat, no carpet, bias ply tires, no hubcaps, actually had a drain plug in back of the cab. So airtight you had to crack a window to get the door to shut. Miss it still.

Mazda.

Apollo. After that I'd have to say Watergate.

E brake. I had an ‘87. First vehicle I ever bought new.

Nice car. I’m not a Mopar guy necessarily but I always liked these and you have a great looking one. And the pics are better than I’d have done!

First gen Charger...cool. An underrated piece of muscle car history IMHO. Good luck with it and pics would be welcome.

Snow ram huh?

Yes, somebody else pointed that out and I stand corrected.

Sorry dude , I’m old ;somebody says 350 my mind goes to orange blocks and carbs.

Point taken.

Sure, but small block predates OBD2 by 40 years.

Chronic. Once you get good at them though it's a cake job and it pays well.

I don't really consider the 4.0 from the OBD2 era since the AMC engine that it's derived from came out in 64.

Fix those heater bypass elbows and the inevitable intake gasket and you've got possibly the most reliable American engine of the OBD2 era.

Cmon Mopar it isn’t like you haven’t figured it out before. The ‘58 Chrysler my parents brought me home from the hospital in that we had until I was 4 or so had a similar setup.