The Chrysler K-Car Club

Yes, yes, welcome and

Yes, yes, PICTURES!

It does appear the 2.2 stood up well- from what I've read/heard in this group. It was an unknown- at least to me- back in the 80s. Sounds like the 2.4 is a good solution. Whatever you do, I would think the truck would be well worth restoring. I remember almost every time I had one of those trucks ra...

I bought a 1980 Plymouth Arrow Pickup (sister truck to the Dodge D50) brand new with the 2.6 engine and used it in my business. That motor (and whole pickup, for that matter) was indestructible, and the pickup was a regular little hotrod. A few years later, as the business grew, I had somewhere arou...

Interesting pictures. Thanks


(But what's that chevy doing in your drive? )

Hope you can post it on here somehow, I'm sure I'm not alone in saying I'd love to see the article when it comes out.

I bought an '83 E class new. I was amazed how many people stopped and asked if it was a new Mercedes model (didn't hurt that the crystal pentastar hood ornament and color matching hubcaps, also with a chrome pentastar logo on them, did exactly what I think was Chrysler's intention- at first glance t...

The city made me move my 68 Fury because I had it parked on the strip between my driveway and my neighbor's driveway. They said that was parking on the landscaping and made me move it. So I moved it back onto my driveway and parked one of my cars on the street. Met their requirements, but I didn't s...

Well, since you provided a name, I googled. You were right- it is Gary Donovan, and the race was at the New England Dragway.

Here is a link to his website, I wonder if you might be able to contact him through it?

http://www.thedodgegarage.com/

You probably know better than I do. I have no idea who it is. I got the impression the race was in England.

I had to post this. I think you're going to love it.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=8WoNjksS5Lw