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1972 Dodge Challenger
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This one is EXACTLY like the one a classmate of mine drove our senior year (albeit with a considerable amount of rust by 1983-4). This was my first experience of a car with a "slap-stick" transmission. What a blast it was to drive compared to the slugs everyone else was driving at the time.
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Originally posted by JBH6666 View PostThis one is EXACTLY like the one a classmate of mine drove our senior year (albeit with a considerable amount of rust by 1983-4). This was my first experience of a car with a "slap-stick" transmission. What a blast it was to drive compared to the slugs everyone else was driving at the time.Due to the recent budget cuts,
the rising cost of electricity, gas, and oil, plus the
current state of the economy, the light at the end
of the tunnel has been turned off.
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Originally posted by Daniel View Post
Dude, I have a 2019 SKT Challenger and it's only a six, and poop you not it is fast!!! That six gets thirty miles to a gallon on the interstate and has a top end of a 155 I think. I love Dodge and I went as far as getting myself a tag for my mustang that says my other car is a Challenger for laughing out loud. I'm getting the tag from slimebag today. I wish I could take a picture with it on my mustang but it's in the shop getting a Drag Package installed. After installing the Supercharger it has a hard time hooking up if I give it the get the heck out of dodge treatment. Thanks for looking.
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Originally posted by JBH6666 View Post
I hear you Daniel! The V6 in modern muscle cars will outrun most cars from the 70's. I have a 2012 V6 Mustang that is a fast of a car as I'll ever need. Maybe it was growing up in a horsepower-starved era, but to me a 0-60 time around 6 seconds is still quite quick.
By the way, those Mustangs are killer. Why haven't you posted them before?Due to the recent budget cuts,
the rising cost of electricity, gas, and oil, plus the
current state of the economy, the light at the end
of the tunnel has been turned off.
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Originally posted by lil' '86 View PostThat's a good looking Rallye Challenger.
I did post one of those pictures in the real rides section last summer after my son got the white Mustang. He since traded that in for an Escape and more recently a 2021 Supra....I tend to keep cars a LOT longer than he does.
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Originally posted by JBH6666 View Post
I like that plate frame
I did post one of those pictures in the real rides section last summer after my son got the white Mustang. He since traded that in for an Escape and more recently a 2021 Supra....I tend to keep cars a LOT longer than he does.Due to the recent budget cuts,
the rising cost of electricity, gas, and oil, plus the
current state of the economy, the light at the end
of the tunnel has been turned off.
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Originally posted by JBH6666 View PostThis was my first experience of a car with a "slap-stick" transmission. What a blast it was to drive compared to the slugs everyone else was driving at the time.
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Originally posted by ivantt View Post
John!!!!! I am insulted that my 1959 Renault Daphine with electric clutch was a slug driven by everyone else at the time!!
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