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Dodge Scatpack bumblebee stripes on Plymouths! Duster side stripes on Demons and Dart Sports! Brand X hood scoops on any Mopar! Rallye wheels on pre-70 cars! Said before but black engine compartments on non-black cars!!! How about speckle-painted trunks in Mopars? Aarrgghh!! :mob: A friend of...

Imagine a world where you need to "show your papers" to enter a restaurant. Oh wait, that world is right outside my door..... Why did we fight the Nazis in WW2 again?

Some young folks love them, they just can't afford them. Once the Boomers start to die off, prices will drop on the not-so-special cars. Basic supply and demand.

Always liked them. Growing up, I had a friend with a 72 Roadrunner (400/727) and another whose family bought a 73 Roadrunner (400/727) new as their family car. Later on, the same friend who once owned the 72 'Runner bought a 71 Satellite Sebring Plus (318/904) to relive the memories. And I...

Subscription services are the future. You need a subscription service to maintain your freedom through regular covid-19 booster jabs in many countries now... where does it end? Where do you draw the line?

Bump.... because it's winter and I'm bored. :p

Dart: 408 stroker. Satellite: Body and paint. Can I have two $10K wins, please? :p

This goes for everything. I have a couple of new apprentices in the hangar and the Snap-On tools that they're buying now are garbage compared to the ones in my box from 20+ years ago. Their pliers are visibly rusting after only a month in their toolbox and their screwdriver's rubber handles are...

You know how I know that I'm old? When I read "the turn of century" I thought of the year 1900. :(

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Watched the new episode on MTOD this morning, the resurrection of a '71 Roadrunner. They made a big point of the car wearing a '72 rear bumper but didn't say anything about the '72 front bumper and fenders, nor the '73/4-style seat covers inside. Of course the Satellite hood wasn't mentioned...

Short but sweet.

Everything is a collectible and every seller "knows what he's got"..... the used/collector car market is pure insanity right now. It's almost like mainstream people have discovered that new $80,000 disposable rolling computers aren't worth it and are looking for cheaper, more durable options.

Your $25 AN bolt is a $5 piece of hardware with $20 of accompanying paperwork.

When I die it will be because I lost a long courageous battle with life.

I'm with your yawn on the late-model "Mo-cedes" cars.... but I have always felt that car shows should have a model year cut off to prevent them from just looking like a dealership overflow lot.

I'm Dave... and I owned a Demon when I signed up.

Over here maybe, but I bet that's still current technology in Mother Russia. :D

I can't wait to experience the "just super painful" side effects from Bill Gates' vaccine. Why are we supposed to trust the medical knowledge of a hack computer software designer again?

Motorcycles... lots of motorcycles.

That was then, this is now. :(

There is no reason that the cars can't be closer to their production roots.... after all, touring car racing is popular worldwide and those cars are considerably more production-like than your average American "stock" car. If a car company wants an aerodynamic advantage, let them engineer it...

Wow, this thread went from science to crazy in a hurry. Me? I like rockets too. Zooooooooom!!!

I feel like death in the morning... wake up sickly and tired, spend all day feeling slightly better as the hours tick by. Generally wide awake and feeling pretty good by bedtime.... :(

I know of one 1973 Roadrunner 400 that came from the factory with the GTX badges erroneously applied to the hood bulge. It belongs to a friend of mine, his parents ordered it new. Chrysler quality control, 1970's style. :D