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Plymouth CHAMP

Observed 1979–1982 (US EPA) · observed model years, not a production range

  • 20-21 Champ White rear bumper garnishes

    CivicX · Mocchan · 19 Oct 2026

    Going back to stock pre-facelift garnishes so these are going up for sale! They're a bit dusty from sitting but in great shape in championship white. Located in Woodstock, GA. Asking $400 OBO, PayPal and Zelle ready, willing to ship. Thanks!

  • Zeke Gets a TDI Swap (VW Mk4 1.9 ALH Manual).

    IH8MUD · Old Nick · 17 Oct 2026

    The first 8 pages of this thread are chit-chat and having fun. Go to p. 9 if you are interested in following Zeke's TDI swap. Howdy, Gang, Starting this thread as a place-holder for now. But, I am starting to think about building Zeke (been having a blast driving him this week). Mechanically, @120mm has him sorted (the steering and exhaust will be addressed). Zeke ran like a champ on the 6 hour drive back to our place from LBL last weekend. So, here's what up: 1) I see that I... Read more

  • Reconstruction after rollover - building The Champ!

    IH8MUD · baldilocks · 15 Oct 2026

    I rolled my 94 and the body is done but mechanicals are fine. I want to pick up an 80 preferably one that's not operational so I have a foundation to build on with my parts. I prefer 94-earlier. I'm in CA so smog is an issue but I think that a newer model engine in and older cruiser would be no problem. Are there any major reasons why I would not want to attempt to put all my running gear in a 91-92? These years are the cheapest to pick up.

  • Champ oil filter P979XL

    ClubLexus · Moos0004 · 5 Oct 2026

    Has anyone used this filters before? I usually go with Toyota filter but I was buying stuff from RockAuto and the metal end caps and rubber seal caught my eye. Don't know how they will perform but...

  • Upgraded From Stock 20"/21" Tires

    Lucid Owners · The_Don · 3 Oct 2026

    Hey everyone, I picked up my GGT a few weeks ago and just recently upgraded my 20"/21" tires to the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6 (275 front, 285 rear) and wow this thing is beast. I've got a little route near my home that I test all my cars on that has a mix of high speed and low speed corners and I was giggling the whole time. Steering is communicative, the tires have immense grip, there is zero body roll and it handles mid-corner bumps like a champ. It's truly amazing that a car that... Read more