My 1983 Diplomat with a 318 engine.  I modified the sound system, and that's about all for right now.  The transmission clunks, I would be lost without the clunk, I will have this car forever.  I hit a deer with it, and not even a dent!
From Paul Brion

I currently own a '86 police package Dippy, I purchased it late last summer and hadn't done much to it by the time the snow started flying. Luckily, since this car wasn't my main source of transportation I didn't have to drive it during the grueling Wisconsin winter.... Except for when I took it out ice racing. What the hell??? Yep, that's right, Some crazy fool's been out ice racing his Dippy.

I caught wind of these races out on the ice, they consist of about 2 miles of hard corners, longs straights and everything in between. All cars race the clock one at a time so there's no chance of disaster. I had to run it. My first ice race was pretty funny, I drove out there on the Eagle GT's that were on the car when I bought it. I quickly discovered that all of the cars in my class were running crazy tires I hadn't heard of that were made in strange countries. I was a total chump at my first race, I was running two BMW's and a hopped up Cougar. Somehow I managed to beat the Ford and ended up in third but was a long way behind the Beemers. The car felt even on the ice and I knew tires would help a lot so I did the research and purchased a new set of Hakkapeliitta Q's (not everyday you ear that word, huh?). The tires were amazing, they had a wonderful reputation and after bolting them on I knew why. My second race placed me in second place. I came in at less than half a second behind first place.I was out for> blood and determined to grab a first place for my next race. My third race was wonderful and I came home with a plaque for first place. My next and last ice event for the year also scored me with a first place, over a nice Volvo. I'm happy with the results and looking forward to the summer so I can get the beast out on the pavement.
From Chris Steffes

I thought I was the only one on this planet who was into Diplomats. I race an 85 police edition at a local track here in Madera, Ca. Here's some pics of it, may not look like a Dip cause I had to strip all the fiberglass off it.
From Adam McEwen

My name is Wes and these are some pictures of my slammed Diplomat.  It is as low as it can go. I have many more pictures of this 1977 dodge diplomat so just e-mail me at [email protected] if you want to see them.
From Wes

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