For a second, I thought you were going to say …so we’re pulling out the Big Block to drop in a 318 then we’re getting another quote. Good luck man. I’m sure it’ll come back bitchin. BTW, you going to Duct Tape this year? Sounds like you’ll be out of town for a bit.

before you buy your next project car, ensure you haven't got a project house to finish first

Been looking for a 67, 68 or 70 mercury cougar for my first project car. I just want something mean looking, but comfortable and fun to ride around in. Luckily there's a lot of cross over with 60s mustang parts that will work in the cougar, but the downside is that body panels for the cougar are way more expensive, as you described. If i ever find a rusty cougar roller, i already have a salvage title 99 mustang to steal the T5 transmission out of lol

Looking forward to more videos. Stay safe and keep em coming

I feel the need the need for speed of the truck build

Aww but throwing wrenches is the best part 😂

Great intro graphic

New subscriber here. I am here for the Charger, she is a beauty. Cheers!

Glad to see you’re making videos again!

A home built 15 second car (truck) is WAY cooler than a 9 second car built by some shop.

I have a 70 charger that I want to add wilwood set up. Anyway to get the parts numbers of the whole kit

Lol, this is ironic. After my old man passed away I got his 62 Power Wagon and his motorhome with a 413 in it. I tried to talk him into putting the 413 in the power wagon for years before he died. With a million projects of my own I ended up getting rid of the motorhome. But every once in awhile I still fantasize about how it would have been if I put that motor in there. Thanks for letting me live a little vicariously through you

What gauge cluster do you have brother?

Your guys are amayzing

U know i did it then the dandelion puffers cames. Stuck all over it. What a mess.

Saw your comment on the Whistlin Diesel Charger video about this car im looking forward to seeing more about this car

Those Mopar Performance valve covers look awesome, but they always leak, no matter what.

It's nice to see you back on this.

Man, your wife must be pretty awesome! Jk jk, you know I am fully supportive of your projects.

Glad your keeping it. The way things are these days 70 RT is like a unicorn

Very cool car, I'm looking to buy the same model, 1971 -1972, to daily drive, should be a lot of fun and very practical.

did the welder series IFS did you go with the standard upper control arm? it looks like you have more clearance at the top than I do mine is the 5/8" narrowed control arm.

Just found your channel. I have a 65d200. Not many classic dodge truck channels out there and your from El Paso!! Keep em coming man.

Having been to the first couple Duct tape drags I had the same experience as you, that it’s not the event to go to if you just want to make passes. Large crowds and lots of broken cars means you are mostly waiting in line. When I went the 3rd year I just took my car and parked in the pits and just enjoyed walking around and experiencing everything without even trying to race. Keep is just to have fun and there are plenty of other test and tune nights at the track to make runs.

Where's the Suspension upgrade videos you were going to post?

Can you tell ne where you bought your replacement floor panels and how you liked the way they fit? Thanks.

which fitech system did you use? and what vaccume hoses did you run for the map?

The music is to annoying bye.

My heart aches for my two Chargers '68 '69 new born son had to have funding so...back in 1985 I only paid $600 for each of them. Not all rusted out like you pay $20,000. for nowadays

hey man where did you get all the front end components that make up the IFS?

Idk about the resell value comment dude I bought mine for 2k and sold it for 8k and literally all I did was paint it. I get that they are lower value for sure, but mine had a spoiler in the back and a hemi scoop and it sold so quick.

Dude that was so much fun! I'm so glad I got to go, and I'm even more stoked that we had other people come out and even met some other cool channels!

Good effort, the truck looks killer 👍😎 If you are running a mechanical fuel pump check the pump pushrod for wear, maybe the pump is short stroking, it took me a while to work that out on my 383 Barracuda 🙄

Shoot for 9’s!!! Or maybe you drive the Charger and I drive the truck 😘

Loved hearing about your whole experience at Duct Tape Drag! Great job, Mike! Sounds like a lot of fun…. And LONG DAYS!💝

Enjoyed!!!! 👍👍

Truck looks killer man. Absolutely love it. Almost stopped by several times but I was usually on the move to get somewhere. I did leave a pamphlet on your truck about all the great reasons why you should move to California. Hope you got it. Lol. Bummer you can’t make it next year. BTW, best thing I did this year over previous DTD’s was bringing a bicycle. Definitely can get around way faster and easier that way. I was the Sassy Grass Green 74 Duster, I think I was one row over from you. That Yellow Charger you raced was Paul, a friend of a friend in our group. Was trying to get my 68 Charger to DTD but had catastrophic failure about 2 weeks prior, that really sucked. So I brought the Duster as back up. Anyway, enjoyed the video. See you DTD 2025.

That leaking grommet is what burned my 70 Charger to the ground.

And BTW and more importantly, I love that truck. Looks absolutely killer.

Cool. I see you had the cool Sweptline. I went by your truck easily 20 times. Man, I wish I got a chance to BS. I think you were either talking to someone or were somewhere else. Next time. I’m apparently subbed but I never saw any of this truck in my feed. Freaking KZbin.

Safety sometimes 😂😂😂

Can't wait to see it in Tucson!!

For the record, not all wives were yelling 😘

I almost bought that cab... Glad it's getting a makeover!! I have a 65 in the same color scheme with a small window.

are you going to cut the bed and make it a shortbed ?

I am glad I found this, I am about to go through the same thing.

Man, I'm excited to see this thing out at the drags this year!

Nice work😊 Are your steel-hood for sale?

Should have put the tank in from the bottom, that way you won't have to remove the bed when you need to pull the tank..