Bulldozer
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geeze Marty , that green 68 R/T is simply badass
Omg WOW! Thought u guys might like this!!
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Yee haw!
95teetee
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I want to get a visit to that place someday to check it out...
btw, he does give some a-body love (a different part of the garage)
'71 Cuda convertible...low mileage original car. And that's part of their house, it's really a nice place.
I want to get a visit to that place someday to check it out...
btw, he does give some a-body love (a different part of the garage)
I spy a '70-'71 C-Body on the rack...dare I say a 300 coupe?:blob:
doogievlg
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I cheese every time one of these threads come up and everyone gets all juiced haha. Very nice collection though.
70DartMike
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I sold my Duster seats to this guy, he had these in the yard as teasers..
And then you get in the garage..
And then you get in the garage..
d55dave
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My Dad grew up in Drumheller - Grandpa was one of the two town barbers there for decades....Used to be a guy there who had a big stash of 300's - letter cars and such stashed away in a qounset hut or something. I only ever heard the tales, never did see the cars...
Bulldozer
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is that a 70 chrysler 300 or something back there on the rack
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damn Mike, must be rough hey? LOL nice stuff right there
SpeedracerX
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95teetee
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Garry Mahoney. Mopar man through and through. He's a good friend of the guy who built my Duster back around 1980.
My brother actually stored his Ram SRT-10 for one winter in the shop of which you speak (and I drive past it everyday on my way to work). I think he's sold a lot of his collection- I heard he had one of each of the 300 series at one point- when I was there he still had some of his cars (and two of the (early '70s?) Hurst cars) but I hardly ever see him drive any of the old stuff any more.
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