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~*THE MOPAR FAMILY PAGE*~

Hey Thanks for visiting my page and I hope you like the contents that are contained in the next 3 pages. It would be real cool if you took about 20 seconds and dropped a few lines in my guestbook after you view my page! Thanks

A little bit about me and my enthusiasm about Mopar. #1: MOPAR OR NO CAR! and everyone who agrees throw your hands up right now and give me a big HELL YEAH!haha.

I'm a 17 year old who lives in Christiansburg, Virginia and I am a senior in high school. I caught the Mopar fever about 5 years ago and i'm lovin it. I am currently taking auto mechanics in school and plan to pursue a career in automotive technology.I would like to go to Nascar Technichal Institute in Mooresville, North Carolina! Race City, USA!! So if any of you viewers have gone, or know someone who has gone to NTI, Let me know how it was please!

I drive a 1988 Dodge Power Ram and you can view it on page 3. The car on this first page is a 1970 Dodge Dart Custom that My mom and I have been working on for the past few years. The car on the third page is the sweetest of them all. BY FAR!! It's my stepdad's 1970 Plymouth GTX! Lemme tell ya....THIS THING IS SWEEET! We dont drive the Dart or GTX on a daily basis, but the truck is driven often. We only drive the other 2 cars when its nice outside and when we're going to car shows

~*1970 DODGE DART*~
This is a 1970 Dodge Dart Custom-4 Door Sedan. It has a 318, V8 under the hood. This Dart has air conditioning for the cab, which sets it aside from many other cars of its time. It Spits out about 230 Horsepower and the Engine was rebuilt about 6 months ago.
Lemme tell ya, This car has came a long way! My mom purchased it about 4 years ago for $300! The body had about 3 different colors on it and I never imagined it to look the way it is today. The Interior was in very rough condition and was a light blue color. We replaced the entire interior, making it black, like it is today. This car may not be considered a "muscle car" because of the 4-door sedan body and small block engine, but hey, I know when i take it out to car shows, its the only 4-door dart that's there.

The Good Ol' Dart

Front Side View

Front View

Rear Side View

Rear View

Front Interior
This interior was light blue when we purchased it. We Replaced everything, From the floor up. Carpet,Headliner,seats, seatbelts,dash,steering wheel,ect.

Rear Interior

Dash View
Gotta have the Fuzzy Dice! This car is meant to look original, not modern, so we found it necessary to replace the tape player that was in it with a original Classic Radio. No 8 Tracks,Tapes, Or Cds are played in this car!
318, V8 Engine
The Engine was rebuilt about 6 months ago, and I soon plan to pull the engine and paint the engine compartment white. I will also be replacing all those old hoses, and electrical wires.

70 Dodge Dart Book, Original Manual, and Car Specs Guide
This picture Contains The original Operators Manual for the 1970 Dodge Dart. It also has a book about the 70 Dodge Dart which contains all specifications and modifications for this car. Also there is a Paper that has the Suggested Retail Price for the 70 Dodge Dart. Can you believe that this car was only $3,378.50 in 1970!!! Wow! Why cant cars be that price now days?