Hello Lads,



New here from Wellington, New Zealand.
Already seen a couple of user names I know of...I'm a regular over at cuda-challenger.com [8D]


I own a:


1970 Dodge Challenger R/T
440 Magnum
6-Speed TorqueFlite-727
8-3/4" SureGrip 3:91 Gears
All Numbers Matching

For more info please check out my personal site I created: www.nz440rt.com
To keep it all MoPar I also own a 1995 Jeep Cherokee Sport (XJ)
It has a mild 2" lift with 31x10.5" A/T tyres on Cragar blacks (15x8") All black, 5% tints...with Bull-bar and armour coming.




Look forward to becoming a regular here.



Cheers,
Carl
NZ440R/T

 

Welcome aboard Carl.... Chally is looking excellent as always![sm=smiley20.gif][sm=gears.gif]

 

Hey TW good to see you here mate.
I've joined up here because I love Challengers of course but while C-C.C is dying or slow I'll stick around here...and from then on.


Cheers mate.

 

Welcome! I can't say "to the community" as it is apparent you are part of it. Nice Challenger! Very nice. Hope you enjoy it here.

 

very nice! one thing..i thought that in your country that you drove on the left side of the road, and use right hand drive vehicles?

 

Thanks lads for very warm welcomes.


BadStratRT - You are 100% correct my friend!!
In New Zealand we drive on the left side of the road in RHD vehicles.
However, any car that is 20 years old at time of import is exempt, this law was formed in 1987 (I think).

My Challenger is very safe, it is one of the first (if not, THE first) Challenger's in New Zealand.
It was first registered in New Zealand on June 21st, 1971!!!

I have tracked it back and know the first owner was a Canadian Lady.
I have talked over the phone to the French/Canadian owner who brought the car into New Zealand.
He was a Senior Citizen, of old age but still knew the car right down to it's options.



Cheers,
Carl
NZ440R/T

 

Welcome, and I must say that is one beautiful Challenger.

 

Thanks TechmanBD, thanks very much.

 

it is very nice, and thats incredible that it was one of the first registered challengers!!! how hard is it to get parts there??

 

Welcome and you must be the envy of the island. And we think we get the looks over here when we roll out a sharp car, I can't imagine the response you get when people see you driving that beauty in New Zealand! VERRRRRY NICE!