Very Cool '68 Charger Survivor, Orig Paint, California Black Plate Car

[mssl72]

Originally Posted by Bill Pritchard

That rusty tailpipe has a bunch of holes in it....they look too uniformly round to be rust holes. What could possibly be the reason for that? And no, I'm not accepting 'weight reduction' as a credible response

I saw that too Bill. I wondered. Possibly original pipes being a California car. Maybe they thought it would give it a more throaty sound. Maybe it whistles under acceleration!

[Too Many Projects]

It'll come back later with a different fender tag and a 440, 4 speed...

[427TJ]

Originally Posted by Too Many Projects

It'll come back later with a different fender tag and a 440, 4 speed...

This.

[Bill Pritchard]

Originally Posted by Too Many Projects

It'll come back later with a different fender tag and a 440, 4 speed...

It'll need a new VIN also, because Chrysler had the foresight to have one letter in the VIN that indicated what engine originally came in the car.

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by Bill Pritchard

It'll need a new VIN also, because Chrysler had the foresight to have one letter in the VIN that indicated what engine originally came in the car.

Probably have everything they need from the rusted to dust donor.

[Bill Pritchard]

Originally Posted by mssl72

Maybe they thought it would give it a more throaty sound.