Ken's Mopar Page 

                                                               Here are my MOPAR's

Click on any icon to see larger pictures of my 1970 Plum Crazy Challenger Deputy. 

The 1970 Deputy was a mid year introduction that was a budget car. Seems odd that anyone wanting to save money by ordering one would opt for extra cost high impact paint, but this is the original color of the car. The rear windows are fixed, thus it is a coupe (code A93). The rear window is actually mounted in the guide to lower the window like any other Challenger. However, there is a bolt holding the window from lowering and there is no window crank mechanism. In 1970 the Deputy had  a silver covers over the rear window crank holes. Additionally, Deputy models had Barracuda seats and only one horn.

The shaker hood  is now on the car. It looks great. The shop primed the top but left the bottom bare metal. I tucked the original flat hood away.  Next comes the rest of the body work. A disc swap will be going in as well since I found all the parts needed. If you are considering this swap, check out the well written article in Mopar Action tech archive. The sheriff would approve.

Click on any icon to see larger pictures of my 1998 Dakota R/T. I took delivery in April of 1998. I tried to special order the paint as the old FC7(plum crazy)...when they quit laughing I settled for deep amethyst. Other than the battery and oil filter, it is as delivered. Unfortunately it doesn't get out much.

 If any of you have a Dakota R/T, there is a webring worth checking out.  

The Walter P. Chrysler Museum is worth your time if you are anywhere close to the Detroit area. They have special vehicle displays as well as a core group of automobiles that show Chrysler's history.

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Some of the magazines that I get regularly are Muscle Car Enthusiast, Mopar Collectors Guide, Mopar Action, and Mopar Muscle Magazine. 

I have used these suppliers in the past and recommend them to all.
	The Paddock Now supplying Muscle Mopar parts.
	A & S Rebuilders, Inc. One stop electrical shop.
	Springs 'n Things Springs, motor mounts, front end parts.
	Valley Vintage Auto Parts 30's - 70's NOS Chrysler parts.
	Performance Suspension Technology Polygraphite front end kits.
	Site last modified 18 July 2007