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My old Hemi Charger was there in the car corral with an inflated price tag of 285 large. :rolleyes:

There were three people sitting next to it and when I asked who owned the car, one spoke up. I then told him that I was the person who built the car and he said to me; “you’re Roger Gibson”? I told him my name was Mark and he was told that Roger Gibson built the car and that he was telling others who inquired the same. I told him the real story on the car and mentioned that I still have a bunch of pictures that I could send him. He took my number, so we’ll see if he ever contacts me.

For future reference to others when buying a car from a dealer; don’t believe their hype.



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My old Hemi Charger was there in the car corral with an inflated price tag of 285 large. :rolleyes:

There were three people sitting next to it and when I asked who owned the car, one spoke up. I then told him that I was the person who built the car and he said to me; “you’re Roger Gibson”? I told him my name was Mark and he was told that Roger Gibson built the car and that he was telling others who inquired the same. I told him the real story on the car and mentioned that I still have a bunch of pictures that I could send him. He took my number, so we’ll see if he ever contacts me.

For future reference to others when buying a car from a dealer; don’t believe their hype.



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I was parked behind him with my GTX on Thursday. My real story got more attention than the hype, and a serious offer that was major test of my connection with the Demonstrator. I turned the guy down.
 
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It looks like a good time, thanks for sharing! My cars been driven there a four times, but it never took me...
 
My old Hemi Charger was there in the car corral with an inflated price tag of 285 large. :rolleyes:

There were three people sitting next to it and when I asked who owned the car, one spoke up. I then told him that I was the person who built the car and he said to me; “you’re Roger Gibson”? I told him my name was Mark and he was told that Roger Gibson built the car and that he was telling others who inquired the same. I told him the real story on the car and mentioned that I still have a bunch of pictures that I could send him. He took my number, so we’ll see if he ever contacts me.

For future reference to others when buying a car from a dealer; don’t believe their hype.



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sadly i didn't get to see much or as much as i wanted to. but some cool rides came to see me... whoever did do this 68 did a way over the top job on it. new owner a bit jumpy and after i caught 2 younger guys under it with a bore scope he put it back in the trailer.
sorry pops jeep was in the pic ...lol maby this pic will make it all better

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I was parked behind him with my GTX on Thursday. My real story got more attention than the hype, and a serious offer that was major test of my connection with the Demonstrator. I turned the guy down.
ya .... i thunk he had ya there for a second ...lol. but i think ya did the right thing.
one of one don't happen to guys like us twice. hope ya ain't mad i asked ya to put it in the show spot ya had but i really was worried it would get scratched selling parts right next to it.
 
someone has a pic of me signing an autograph........ so put that in your pipe and smoke it :fool:

I missed you twice in the survivor tent, it was a bit too hot to track you down....... I am sorry for your loss :lol:
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I think we had a great turnout for the luncheon - talked to lots of great people there and I hope everyone had a good time. Special thanks to all the members who provided raffle prizes and/or food for the event. Trust me, no one went hungry and the food was astounding!

Apologies to all that I was late getting there. I managed to sell my 73 Road Runner to a nice young guy. This was a very emotional event for me as I have had the car for 42 years. Of course all this went down just when I needed to ramp up for the luncheon. However, great folks stepped in and helped get my food items ready.

Again - thank you too all!

Here is a shot of the "Road Kill Runner" - hopefully the new owner will love and drive the car as much as I did!
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I think we had a great turnout for the luncheon - talked to lots of great people there and I hope everyone had a good time. Special thanks to all the members who provided raffle prizes and/or food for the event. Trust me, no one went hungry and the food was astounding!

Apologies to all that I was late getting there. I managed to sell my 73 Road Runner to a nice young guy. This was a very emotional event for me as I have had the car for 42 years. Of course all this went down just when I needed to ramp up for the luncheon. However, great folks stepped in and helped get my food items ready.

Again - thank you too all!

Here is a shot of the "Road Kill Runner" - hopefully the new owner will love and drive the car as much as I did!
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Why did you sell the car?
 
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