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plus its completely political on the part of the jerk who did it. Shows you what AI programmers think of us.

Really like this photo - guy put all his favourite things in one picture!

No, but plenty of AI...

Yeah, the dodge was a rough draft - Plymouth refined it and got it right!

Really? Learn something new every day... Imagine it woulda been an Iron Duke during that time period as stated, but what do I know? But I' still right about the yellow!:)

Dont remember that there were any FOUR cylinder Firebirds... Sixes, yes, but I cant remember a 4. There was that lovely OHC6 in 67-8-9 and 'plain' sixes were available in teh second gen with V6s in the third, but cant remember a 4 ever. Of course, never say never, but a 4 in a firebird would be...

see my prior comment...:thumbsup:

Just an average day in the late 70s/early 80s... we didn't know how good we had it...

Thats a really good photo!

22 for me; no video game stuff nor msn messenger. Still have CD players in my cars. 21 if you didnt actually OWN the #%^**% pager... but 22 if you count having one foisted upon you at work.

Remember this photo... from a car & driver magazine test of the AAR as I recall...

Thank you. Was it a page devoted to Giant/Whitlock/Strum , or just a generic parts store page? I do NOT faceberg, but stuff like this tempts me...:) Brought back many memories of our local Whitlock and the time I worked there. Numerous stories. I smiled for a couple of days... [btw... your...

YES! How great... this is from 'Giant' Auto parts from the 'shoplifter' sign, but I recognised it immediately as being a "Whitlock" . The same company operated under Giant, Strum and Whitlock depending upon what part of the country; I worked at Whitlock for awhile in the very early 80s. These...

Not sure if it will be of any help, but Ive found one thru this before - http://www.forwardlook.net/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=54385&start=1

First Mopar / first car was a 70 RoadRunner. Purchased in late 75 - like November - from the original owner, it had ~42k on it, was stone stock with whitewalls and studded M&S on the back... Only photo I have scanned is after owning it for about a year or 18 months.

Bailey

Love the office space. First thing I noticed is the framed AAR Cuda poster ; its one of a series that GoodYear did in 1970. Looks like yours is a real 'matte' finish - almost like a giclee. Is it behind really matte glass , an actual painting or can I just not see well? A large local parts store...

Beauty, eh? ;)

Alberta maybe? Mr 66340SEDAN - your inbox is full...

Mr 66340sedan just made my day. Maybe week. No, year. This photo is from the dragstrip in Tulsa at the NHOA national meet, circa summer of 77. The cuda is nice and all, but look towards the upper left hand corner; thats MY car! Guarantee its my RoadRunner . How do I know? Well, first, I know...

OK...I know - REAL late to the party, but I was just directed to this photo and this thread from a link over on FBBO. Anyway, yes, this is in Tulsa, the occasion was the 76 Street Machine Nationals. I've seen several images from that event in this thread, as well as some other 'Nats' pictures...