muscleorbust’s 1971 Plymouth Satellite

I sold the car and it is no more to this world (guy that bought it parted it out and crushed what was left.) This page is serving as a lesson to me to finish the project cars and not get rid of any of them. I will get another like this one. I'm looking for one as we speak even though I'm still working on the Pontiac and the Dodge.

Engine BuildMotor: 318 small block (from early 1970)Cam shaft: Lunati Voodoo high performance cam w/ hydraulic liftersHeads: professionally built 360 heads. Ported and polished w/ stiffer springsIntake: Edlebrock Performer intake manifold

Parts scored for the projectCenter consolebucket seatstop mounted fender signalsseat belts

SOLD!!I'm gonna leave this page up as a memory.

I got the stearing column pulled but then I found this little problem. Looks like this car is going to have a date with the welder here pretty soon! Update: We almost have the suspension done. Unfortunately this project is goin to get put on hold as I am getting a new car and I have to save up in order to liscense that new car. We still plan on fixing the firewell and dropping the motor in sometime in the next month though   Update(2/2/10): Well I am officially putting this car on the back burner. My new car is needing some major attention and I am in the middle of changing jobs and trying to graduate with good grades. The plan is to at least get the firewall and brake lines finished. I will then be putting the car back into as much of oe peice as possible so that if my parents move (which there is talk of) it will be easier to re-locate. I will hopefully not have to pay very much out of pocket for college and I plan on working while in college so maybe, if everything goes right, I will have her done in 2015. That sounds like a long time, but good things take time and I am willing to take my time on this car to make it the best possible machine around.

This is my new car. I know, I know, its not a MOPAR but it is fast. Unfortunately, it is not proving as reliable as my other Pontiac is. It seems to be taking a lot of money to keep going, but that is to be expected of a sports sedan. I love all of my cars though and can't imagine selling any of them. This is the car that has caused me to put the Plymouth on hold. I need a reliable school car and this is the one I chose. Hopefully I won't have to put more than a $1K in it to make it dependable.(fingures crossed)April 2010