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ShotgunAlex's 1978 Plymouth Arrow

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This is my 1978 Plymouth Arrow. It is my first car and I ain't giving it up easily.

It use to be a daily driver, but is now a work in progress. I am slowly, but surely, restoring it. A little customization, but nothing major.

It is the US Plymouth model, but is located in Canada(it was sold under Dodge in Canada). A previous owner had it imported.

Here's some info on it;
Model: base,
Engine: 1.6L/1600cc straight four,
Trans: 4 speed manual,
Drive: Rear wheel.
Nothing fancy, but I still like it.

My idea

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After talking with a number of people and giving it much though, I am going to continue with my original idea. My original idea is to keep it mostly original, with only one major change. The changes will mostly be visual, such as a custom paint job. I will add more power, but this will be through modifying the original engine, rather than replacement. The biggest change will be replacing the 4-speed with a 5-speed. That would probably be it, other than the usual replacement of worn-out parts. Although, if I ever got to make my own louvers for it, ...read more

- posted Jul 19, 2009 (about 1 year ago)
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A thought...

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I've been thinking about what I should do with the car in the future, in relation to the drive train.
I'd like to give it more power, but I like getting good fuel economy. However, after talking to some guys about this, it might be possible to use a V8 engine and still get good fuel economy. It just dependents on the set up and how one drives.
I'm still not sure though. Should I restore the car to original, with little customization, or should I upgrade the drive train, while making the rest look mostly original?

- posted Jul 15, 2009 (about 1 year ago)
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