lol! after going thru what I did with my dart... i dunno, maybe im not ready for a project yet!

 

this was my project.. was gonna be a warm 318, nice lookin, driver. then it was gonna be my hot 340, but nice lookin driver. then i got my roadrunner with a hot 340 in it, so the chally went back to being a normal car. Well, one project cut in front of another and the chally still sits. Theres stuff out there, but i wouldnt count on a good chally with a bad motor.. they're not neons. Dusters and Darts maybe.

 

yea.. the thing is, I wanna do something crazy with the motor, so I dont want to have to spend too much (time/money/energy) on the other parts..

I really wanna try a turbo SB, or a killer BB.. Like that challenger, I'd either try a TT setup or else find a 440 and SC it or something stupid.

 

I keep thinking about it more and more... got pics? or a general idea of what you want moneywise? and how completely disassembled is it? shell, or rolling chassis?

 

its a shell with the k-frame still in..so it half rolls. I have no pics of it in the current state.. i have a couple pre-disassembly, but id have to scan them. Where do you live? And for price, I seriously dont know... sorry. I dont know if $2000 or $5000.. i really dont. Im sure i have more than $2000 in just the new parts alone. What would you want to spend and how much would you want? I can keep and sell the extra stuff i got if you dont want it all

 

I keep forgetting I only have $500 in the bank, and bills due..

 

doh!

 

I should be getting a raise soon (fingers crossed) and it should be a sizeable one (crossed tighter) so then maybe we can talk

 

You can buy my duster, no engine and a manual tranny car,

Yes I am bitter, but you have to look at it from my point of view which will be a long winded response that I will post later on in this thread

 

got pics of said duster? and what all does it have?

SB K-frame? Disc brakes? etc

oh, and i've heard there is alot that happened in the past, but I never heard what it was, and I didnt ask... but if you have your reasons, thats good enough, no need to explain yourself.