Originally Posted by DavidBoren (Post 603758)

I find that I can be very abrasive when you don't know me. I believe Tom Cruise's character in Tropic Thunder says it best... I need to take a big step back and literally f!ck my own face!

I don't mean to come across as a bully, that is not my intent, at all. I have this condition where I say things before I think about it. Sometimes I come off as a real @sshole. Sometimes I explain things to people, even if they already know it, or I explain things to people as if they know nothing about what I am talking about so I explain EVERYTHING, and people say I make them feel stupid, so I can even come off as a d!ck when I'm legitimately trying to help someone.

Sorry for the diatribe, the Challenger is awesome.

Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 603510)

Give you an inside tip --- at the top right of the posters "box" when they respond, there's a Joined/been a member since, date.... '57Hemicudas is 2005... Mine is 2005... Vince is 2004.

Some of us have been to members weddings... stayed at their houses... have taken cross country road trips together... flown to other states to go to races together... been to SEMA and our Lat G parties for years... helped each other build cars... raced against each other... etc. You've been a member since 2014... that's about 10 years SHORT of what some of us have been around here. Try not to read/react with what YOU think someone should have said. Many of us on here can't hardly have a polite conversation without slipping in our own sarcasm or dig or whatever. Pay a little more attention to the members start date and think to yourself -- Hmmmmmmm maybe they actually know each other after being on here for years and years.

Originally Posted by tom091074 (Post 603827)

OK two things where's the parties and who's flying out to help with my build? lol

Originally Posted by tom091074 (Post 603827)

OK two things where's the parties and who's flying out to help with my build? lol

Originally Posted by dhutton (Post 603847)

Only 8 years and 62 posts. You are not even close to becoming a A-lister... :poke:

Don

Originally Posted by GRob (Post 603457)

Chris, what size wheels are you using on this car?

Oh and it needs a Hellcat under the hood. :brix:

Originally Posted by 57hemicuda (Post 603493)

Cutting up a 6 Pack car is stupid, I really don't know what kind of mental instability Karl and Chris have, they just need to stay away from me so I don't catch it!! It's like herpes.

Originally Posted by DavidBoren (Post 603497)

Why is it stupid? I don't understand that. It wasn't an all original car! Hell, none of them are these days, if you want to get technical... which all you purists seem to be all about being as technical as possible. Did you ever change a spark plug, a bulb, a filter, the air in tires or the oil in the engine? Then it's not original any more... get over it!

This all-so-precious, cream of the crop, 6-pack car didn't live up to its owner's expectations as it was... end of story. It wasn't F'ing good enough as it was in its close to original state.

What was he supposed to do, huh? Sell the Challenger he already had in his possession, buy a different Challenger, in worse condition, that will take longer and cost more to build, just to not piss in some Mopar fanatic's cheerios? Get real. Buy a nice car, in good condition, so it can be built how you want it quicker, and drive the piss out of it. He bought the car to drive, not collect, and it wasn't going to drive how he wants to drive it in its Mopar V-code Hemi 6-pack version, so he changed it. It's his car to change. Why does anyone think that they have the right to judge him or anyone else?

If hobbyists and gear heads didn't tinker, swap, and change what the factory put out, then we wouldn't have had any of these muscle cars. Changing what the factory makes is what we do. And it makes the industry better. If the V-code, Hemi 6-pack was never changed by shadetree mechanics, then Dodge never would have evolved to the point of making the Hellcat, because everyone was satisfied with the V-code. Change needs to happen. Welcome to evolution and progress.