I took a vacation in Lake Chelan this weekend and i spotted this 66 dodge charger so i snapped a few pics of it.[8D]



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If you weren't a good member on this classic mustang forum, I would send that post to the chit can. But, since you are a good classic member and you have a good classic, I will allow it. What do you think Jimmie?

 

Oh well, i just appreaciate most older classic cars it helps to have an open mind..

 

+1 green_blurr

it only becomes a problem when we get one of those "which car is better" arguments!

btw, I imagine that's a fairly rare car even in the US???

 

yeah, they didnt make a lot of them through the years, or atleast on a mustang scale anyway.

i cant remember what it was based off of, the reliant or the, uh, i cant remember[>:]
i guess its a little off topic but im just curious

 

I believe it was based on the Coronet.

I just found a good little write up on the Charger.

http://www.chicagolandmopar.com/features/991011.asp

 

By the way that car is going for 16,000 $ so cough it up if ya want it it looked all original to me.

 

My late father had a 1967 AMC Marlin, looks very similar to that Charger...



It was a manual and that's the car I first learned to drive as a kid.

Once I hit 18, my dad gave it to me, and about four years later, this old couple side-swiped and totaled the car, we had to junk the poor thing, true story (by some miracle, the old couple were not terribly injured).

Bloody old people!!!

[:@] [&o] [:'(]

 

I'm not James and I wouldn't respond if Blur actually owned it, but ... WOOF! [sm=insomnia.gif]