What NON-Mopar car do you most regret selling?
My 1973 Monte Carlo S-coupe.
I bought it in 1982 from a good neighbor that had owned it since new. He always called it the “Mighty Carlo”.
The car only had 58k miles on it and had been garage kept since it was new. 350 4 bbl V8 with factory dual exhaust and performance suspension. It was completely loaded with full gauge cluster (including tach), ice-cold A/C with power everything and soft cloth interior. The car was immaculate and didn’t have a scratch on it. It was the first “nice” car I ever owned. It was the best highway cruiser I had ever experienced at that point in my life. It would do 100 mph with total confidence and a ride that was glass smooth, begging me to go faster.
At 120 mph the speedo would begin to knock and remind me to back off a bit.
Oh, what it would be like to be 18 again and finding such total ecstasy behind the wheel of that car. No fear, no worry...just a joyous experience!
My 1973 Monte Carlo S-coupe.
I bought it in 1982 from a good neighbor that had owned it since new. He always called it the “Mighty Carlo”.
The car only had 58k miles on it and had been garage kept since it was new. 350 4 bbl V8 with factory dual exhaust and performance suspension. It was completely loaded with full gauge cluster (including tach), ice-cold A/C with power everything and soft cloth interior. The car was immaculate and didn’t have a scratch on it. It was the first “nice” car I ever owned. It was the best highway cruiser I had ever experienced at that point in my life. It would do 100 mph with total confidence and a ride that was glass smooth, begging me to go faster.
At 120 mph the speedo would begin to knock and remind me to back off a bit.
Oh, what it would be like to be 18 again and finding such total ecstasy behind the wheel of that car. No fear, no worry...just a joyous experience!
