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Yeah, they are cool cars but you'll need to figure out the extent of the exhaust leak problem and how much to fix it. That may be a good opportunity to upgrade to a performance exhaust for more power and a better sound. The 5.0 TBI is a great engine because it makes good power and gets good...

Do you mean the new Dodge Challenger? The newest Dodge Charger is a 4-door mid-size that looks nothing like the Mustang. The Ford Mustang was introduced in 1964 and the Challenger wasn't made until 1970. Neither Ford or Dodge were copy cats. They both developed their own unique designs over...

It might have a severely cracked hose that's leaking really bad. Or the fittings where the hoses are connected may not be tight enough/broken. Another possibility is that the pump is just worn out. You'll need to crawl under the car and figure out the source(s) of the leak. It also helps...

1970 Challengers are really desirable, so unfortunately even a junk one will cost a fair amount of money. They are out there, you just need to be patient. It's really hard to restore Mopars so I'd try to find a more complete one and then fix it up. Get one that drives that is kinda rough for...

Unfortunately when appraising cars you have to be as specific as possible. If anyone throws a number at you with this information, than they are not a credible car appraiser. You need to know the conditon of course. You can't expect us to say "we don't know anything about the car except the...

I'm almost positive it's a GM 10-bolt rear end. They were very common equipment during that period. Edit: The guy below me is talking about about the gear ratio, which isn't what you asked. You asked the type of rear end.

This is a rough estimate if the car is tuned properly and running good: 318-2bbl (15mpg city/19hwy) 400-2bbl (13mpg city/17hwy) 400-4bbl (12mpg city/16hwy) 440-4bbl (10mpg city/14hwy) That's probably fairly close. You can save lots of gas with a big V8 if you keep your foot out of it when...