Anyone know whose car this is

[66 Sat]

" A strategically placed column shifter allows fast gear changes"

AKA a factory column shifter, strategically placed by the factory to allow your grandma to easily put it in D and drive to the shops.

 

[Richard Cranium]

16 years? Now I understand why it takes so long to solve cases.

"This 1974 Dodge Coronet spent 16 years undergoing transformation by a retired law enforcer"

 

[66 Sat]

The thread title should be:
"Anyone know  whose car this is?"

Sorry but standards have been slipping since Kern Dog gave up his grammar correction policy.

 

[Green72]

The thread title should be:
"Anyone know  whose car this is?"

Sorry but standards have been slipping since Kern Dog gave up his grammar correction policy.

Well, somebody should probably done do it! LOL

 

[YY1]

Any time "Hunter" comes up, I have to post Stephanie Kramer.
I had a girlfriend around that time that could have easily been her sister.
(I'd post an actual pic, but the one I have is, um "NSFW")

Anyway...YUM-

...and her car in the show-

That's the first one, an 84.
Later she had an 86, just like the one I had.

 

[Dave6T4]

I wonder why a police 440 equipped car would have the 8.25" rear end?

More likely 9 1/4" like some C-bodies.

 

[MarPar]

I believe he drove a Mopar in the "Enforcer"

Plymouth Satellite in "The Enforcer"

He drove a Ford Satellite in The Enforcer?
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Ok ok. Let me correct the record then. He only drove Ferds on the street and he drove a Plymouth into a building

 

[Photon440]

He drove the Pink Cadillac on the street too. I can't really remember much of the story of that movie though.

 

[Nutso]

Hunter!!

That was some detective from a police TV show in the 80s. But I can’t recall what show, so lose that quiz question!