Re: Mosher muscle cars

[tom hecht <baddd65@xxxxxxxxx>]

seems like the real question would be, do you want a
car you can drive? 
personally i would be afraid to drive one of those
things on the street, like my wife always says, "it
doesn't matter how much i have into my car, there are
plenty of 500 dollar cars on the road that don't care.

tom
65 satellite


--- Jim500mopar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

 
> 
> Although I haven't owned one, I can offer another
> perspective.  I judged the 
> '62 - '67  B-bodies "restified" class at the Van
> Nuys Spring Fling for several 
> years, saw quite a few of their cars.
> 
> Often, they had just been completed, and that pretty
> much gave them a lock to 
> score in top three.  Our club's scoring allows for a
> "kicker" point for any 
> subjective angle, it was my habit to always give
> that extra point to cars guys 
> built in their garages.  Despite that, you had to
> score what the cars 
> deserved, and more often than not, Mosher cars took
> first.  Hard to beat cubic 
> dollars.  I'm not down on 
> bought-cars, I don't have the mechanic's gene
> myself, have done only 20% of 
> the work on my '65 Coronet 500. 
> 
> I never rode in a Mosher car, don't know an owner,
> but they looked well-built 
> to me.  I looked underneath, etc., it all looked
> like solid work.
> 
> Perhaps we will hear from some owners.   
> 
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