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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Stampf on May 04, 2011, 01:11:13 AM
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I know you wanted to see this hood.
Bumble Bee striping...
(http://i559.photobucket.com/albums/ss35/stampf/DSC01299.jpg)
in the shop til midnight tonight...and couldn't take any proper pics yet but...
(http://i559.photobucket.com/albums/ss35/stampf/0503112333.jpg)
(http://i559.photobucket.com/albums/ss35/stampf/0503112333a.jpg)
...Very stoked about the attitude...Bad arse '71.
(http://i559.photobucket.com/albums/ss35/stampf/0503112333b.jpg)
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Oh lawds, that car ROCKS! :rock
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Oh lawds, that car ROCKS! :rock
harder than a van full of groupies...
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Nice Stampf!!!!!! :rock
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I love it :cheers:, funny I almost bought one last month to put back on the road. No emgine, no trany. Beauties.
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Looks cool today, but 'back in the day'.... this was the year that they 'ruined' the look of the Charger. :old:
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I was wondering where I parked my car. JEEZ!
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Looks cool today, but 'back in the day'.... this was the year that they 'ruined' the look of the Charger. :old:
It's never too late to kick your crack addiction...
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It's never too late to kick your crack addiction...
I know right.
While My personal favorite Charger is a 2nd Generation,... '69 my fav...like MBailey's or this:
(http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/566/aug1001xg0.jpg)
When I was a little boy, this 71 Charger was the sexiest thing on TV, and winning everything in site:
(http://www.mopardealer.com/_borders/431972_texas.jpg)
Fell in love with the Charger early, and have always wanted a '71 sinse. '71 was a year of change throughout all the US builders, and the beginning of the end of the Muscle Car era. When you consider the Charger effectively died in '74, I wouldn't consider the 3rd Generation model ruined, by any means, especially as compared to the Chargers contemporaires for the 70's.
But, everyone has their opinions. That's what makes classics...classics.
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Looks very good.
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It's never too late to kick your crack addiction...
I'm guessing you were still watching Batman re-runs in those days. That year/model was blasphemy to the Mopar owners the year they changed the design.
On a side note, I remember helping a friend in his garage (auto mechanic business) when one of those new chargers pulled in for an oil change. Everyone in the garage laughed like hell when he said "Looks like Penelope Pitstop's car".
:x
Today, I think it looks like a classic, but it wasn't the most popular charger model/year back in 'the day'.
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I'm guessing you were still watching Batman re-runs in those days. That year/model was blasphemy to the Mopar owners the year they changed the design.
On a side note, I remember helping a friend in his garage (auto mechanic business) when one of those new chargers pulled in for an oil change. Everyone in the garage laughed like hell when he said "Looks like Penelope Pitstop's car".
:x
Today, I think it looks like a classic, but it wasn't the most popular charger model/year back in 'the day'.
I'm not as old as you, I suppose, but since you are asking
Most of my childhood was spent under the hood of one of these with my stepdad.... :D
(http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff107/tymekeepyr/69pontiacgtogreen.jpg)
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My step sister had a '69 goat ragtop with a stock 400 and posi. Red with white top. When I was 16, she made the mistake of letting me use it one night. She had to replace the rear tires on it the next day. :rock
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My step sister had a '69 goat ragtop with a stock 400 and posi. Red with white top. When I was 16, she made the mistake of letting me use it one night. She had to replace the rear tires on it the next day. :rock
:devil
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My step sister had a '69 goat ragtop with a stock 400 and posi. Red with white top. When I was 16, she made the mistake of letting me use it one night. She had to replace the rear tires on it the next day. :rock
Nice!!!!! :rofl
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Remember when you were younger and Sanford and Son was on TV........now remember when Redd Foxx would grab his chest and scream "Im coming Elizabeth!!"
That is the closest metaphor i can come up with to what i thought when i saw those pics Stampf. Hot Damn shes beautiful!!!!
I just compaired it to the photos in the "American Muscle" thread and while she looked nice in those photos.......now she just looks MEAN :aok
So tell me, have you been able to wipe the smile off your face yet? :lol
Thanks for posting them my friend :cheers:
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I like the old Mopars. Not so much the newer ones any more. I even liked the old Challengers with the slap stick shift. Most others at the time seemed to hate it. Funny as it's now a decently desired collecters item.
I'd love to see a fully restored Daytona Charger or Plymouth with the factory built airfoil on the back.
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I like the old Mopars. Not so much the newer ones any more. I even liked the old Challengers with the slap stick shift. Most others at the time seemed to hate it. Funny as it's now a decently desired collecters item.
I'd love to see a fully restored Daytona Charger or Plymouth with the factory built airfoil on the back.
the E bodies are the most sought after mopars :aok
and bring in the most money.
as a matter of fact it was an E body that sold for 2.2 million :aok