Extra Point
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Post your comments about cars on this thread.
You were blessed to have those machines WL! I like old Mopar stuff too.I'm a mopar guy. Back in my high school days I had both a 1968 and 1969 Dodge Charger RT! The 69 Charger is the the exact year of the "General Lee" from
the TV Show and the movies "The Dukes of Hazzard". I had a red one and a blue one. Both very beautiful cars and the fastest car in my high school.
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You were blessed to have those machines WL! I like old Mopar stuff too.
Thanks for starting this thread Extra Point!
It's good that it's about cars in general and not ones that we necessarily owned.![]()
EP, were you ever mistaken for a pimp in that bad boy?!![]()
I used to own a 1985 Chevy Caprice. It was apple green. Great car!
And another '73
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Or a convertible with "options" which make for an upgrade...
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What a beautiful body! American muscle, with amazing curves and contours!Another mopar I owned was a clone of a 1969 Dodge 440 Six Pack Superbee. A real one numbers matching is close to 100,000 so I got one that was identical
but was originally a 318 car. Had to change the K Frame and upgrade some things but it looked exactly like this car in the pic. The reason they call it a 440 Six Pack
is because it was a 440 engine with 3 two barrel carbs on top of the engine. It ran on the center 2 barrel carb normally until you put the pedal to the medal. Then the
other two carbs kick it and you have all 6 barrels of carbs sucking that gas down and throwing you back in your seat as you hold on for dear life. Very fast and powerful
and with the huge scoop it was a head turner. The hood was a factory fiberblass hood held down only by 4 hood pins. You could remove the hood to work on it easier but it was mainly to show off the engine at the car shows! Wish I still had it. As I said I'm a Mopar Guy for life.
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