Hello 3sgto, I've been wanting to do a build thread for the last few months but haven't gotten around to it. We' haven't had a good camera but I bought the wifey one for Christmas so now I can document my work a little better!
It all began many years ago. As a kid I grew up in a all mopar family. Nothing else was ever acceptable. The Stealth was my dream car as a kid. I still remember my grandfather talking about these supercars.
Roughly 2 years ago my cousin MC#4 bought a N/A RT with a bad automatic transmission in it. He owns a nice garage and buys and fixes cars for a profit. Up till this point I had never seen a black Stealth. Everything I seen had the black lights and roof or was just a es or base model. He ended up swapping out the ATX for a MTX. I knew at that point I wanted that car! I put my Dakota up for sale and snatched up the Stealth RT within a few weeks.
Paid $2800 for it with just over 110k.
After owning it for a year or so I decide to run it up at the 1/4 mile track. My cousin @ this time had a little dodge shadow with NOS. The stealth ran a 15.6 and well..it was faster then the shadow
A few days later My cousin buys a white 92 RT/TT with another bad tranny in it for $3100. (guess he had to be faster)
The very next day I stumbled across a craigslist ad for a 92 RT/TT for $2000. It was black, almost identical to the one I owned already.
Bone stock, 6 hours away, sent the guy a message and asked him if it'd make it the 6 hour drive home. He said "I have no idea, the car has been sitting for over a year" I told him I'd make the trip and buy it site unseen if he'd do it for $1700. He took the offer. I drove 6 hours there. Once we got there had no way of transferring the title over.
We wrote up a bill of sale and had it notarized and I drove that car all the way home with no license plate, inspection, or anything! 1/2 way home we had a tire blowout. There we sit along a 4 lane highway trying to change out a tire. on a highly illegal car.
We made it home!
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Now the fun stuff begins!





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All in all in went pretty well though. Only took about 2 days to go from broke to fixed.









your backyard "balancer" fix sort of defies the term "balancer" no way is it balanced now. But at least your thinking and your motivation







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