Hi,
I am 37 and my business is doing well so its time to buy my dream car. Ive always loved the 70/71 Challenger and the new shape more recently.
I am in the UK so have a few questions, mainly to the owners of the original.
I wish to drive the car most days, I work from home so will mainly be social usage but quite often. I prefer the older shape but the newer might be better for the salty roads along with the rain and frost here. My heart says the old, my brain says be practical and take the new one and have no worries. I dont have a garage either so the car will be under a full cover when not in use. I have my eye on a 71, solid body, but I don't want to bring it here only to have body or even engine problems. I will clean and cherish her as much as I can but I feel it may not be enough.
So do you live in this type of climate? How the Challenger holding up?
Cheers,
Kall
I am 37 and my business is doing well so its time to buy my dream car. Ive always loved the 70/71 Challenger and the new shape more recently.
I am in the UK so have a few questions, mainly to the owners of the original.
I wish to drive the car most days, I work from home so will mainly be social usage but quite often. I prefer the older shape but the newer might be better for the salty roads along with the rain and frost here. My heart says the old, my brain says be practical and take the new one and have no worries. I dont have a garage either so the car will be under a full cover when not in use. I have my eye on a 71, solid body, but I don't want to bring it here only to have body or even engine problems. I will clean and cherish her as much as I can but I feel it may not be enough.
So do you live in this type of climate? How the Challenger holding up?
Cheers,
Kall