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Mopar sightings.

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I saw a nice F3 green 69 GTX with a white vinyl top on the way to work this morning. It had magnum 500 wheels on it. It made my day to see a cool Mopar! Sorry that I didn't get a picture, I was driving. Any other Mopar sightings?
 
That sounds like a beauty. I get excited as can be when I see a mopar around town. Gets me thinking for awhile about it. I saw this charger the other day.
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I see my fair share here. Especially the old trucks. What’s cool is, they’re not rust buckets, granted, the paint is cooked on a lot of them, but you can’t throw a marshmallow through the door.
 
Unless you’re at a cruise or show around our area, it’s rare to see one out driving. But it’ll snap my head when I see one. I get too excited probably lol.

We’re down in KY for the week. Whole lot more old steel out driving than I’m used to. I love it.
 
Unless you’re at a cruise or show around our area, it’s rare to see one out driving. But it’ll snap my head when I see one. I get too excited probably lol.

We’re down in KY for the week. Whole lot more old steel out driving than I’m used to. I love it.
It’s sad, these cars used to be driven and enjoyed so much. Now all people want to do is wait until a car show or cruise night to take them out.
 
It’s sad, these cars used to be driven and enjoyed so much. Now all people want to do is wait until a car show or cruise night to take them out.
Man I envy you all who can drive them year round. But unless I can talk the entire family into moving to where I can do that, I choose to stay put and drive them as much as I can in our “seasonal territory”.
 
I see a few old Mustangs and Chevelles around here, but not a lot of Mopars. I do drive my Charger every chance I get, and have to plan extra time because there's always someone who wants to talk about it in a parking lot. Which is fine, I'm happy to chat.

Oddly enough, my '91 Daytona draws nearly as much attention as the Charger does.

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The Drag Week caravan came through my area on Wednesday. Talked to a guy in a '68 Super Bee. Couldn't drive and take pictures at the same time.
 
Rare up here, in 18 years, since Sept 2005
I'd bet I've only seen like 20-maybe 30 total MoPars
of the muscle car era driving around up here,
some tourists I'm sure too
Other than 'a few' at a show at Ironstone Winery/Murphy's area yearly
or the one in Twain Harte in August (?) annually, you rarely see any...
#1 My 68 RR (& my now vintage 24 y/o & 25 in Nov., my 99 Dakota SLT 4x4)
#2 another member here's Dark Red 69 RR Hemi, & he moved to Texas
#3 another member in Twain Harte killer 64 Dodge/Hemi EFI expert
#4 an old guy upcountry from me, who's now gone (RIP) had a
parked for years was his DD, I drooled over & wanted to buy forever
a 69 Charger 500 440 4 speed Dana-60 car, (my bucket list car)
white with a red tail stripe, black bucket seat interior, no console
#5 one old 36 (ish ?) Plymouth PU, I've seen drive a round once in a bluemoon
alway when I'm supposed to be somewhere, no time to chase & talk with...

Probably more, but stored away in garages out of site...

Lots of Dodge/Ram trucks/4x4s, not very many old ones,
#6 & #7 a couple cool old mid 70's PowerWagons down the street (sitting)
one of them is gone now
Lots of Jeeps/4x4s, Old & New, including my Gladiator Launch Edition Rubicon
#8 A really nice 68 CJ5 225cid Dauntless V6 3 speed OD nextdoor
I helped, tutored, to guide him to restore frame up,
with a few custom touches

I had a neighbor, a couple of years ago, live across & down Hyde st.
a couple houses away, I could hear them more times than I saw them...
#9 Who had a bright yellow 66 Barracuda, he was working on
273 car org., 360 Magnum build, alum heads, Edel. carb & intake, headers etc.
4 speed car with a 727tf, 8-3/4" rear, was sort of a basket case,
it didn't ever drive before he moved...
#10 He had an old 'sort of' Pro-street style, Plymouth Coupe 40' always primer'd,
with a healthy sounding/loud as hell 340 based w/671 Blower 20% underdriven
(I suspect it was a 408-410cid stroker)
It always ran rich as hell, had 2 950 Holley 3bbls VS carbs on top...
I tried to help the guy... (wouldn't listen at all)
Nasty sounding (in a good way, lots of camshaft),
he didn't know much about either car or mechanical **** either,
he had bought them built already...
He had an obnoxiously loud late 90's Dodge Van too...
(he was from the valley/flatlands somewhere)
He was sort of a younger Yuppie guy, sort of clueless too,
type who thought he knew everything, that didn't know ****
& he was attempting to finish them...
I offered my help, if he wanted/needed in ways I could,
I offered tools if need be & he was always too busy, really standoff-ish type...
He didn't live there long, don't know what happened to the cars...

I see a lot of newer Chargers & Challengers or 300s
 
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Yesterday I saw a '69 Charger drive by Black with a red stripe... Second time I seen this car around. Then goin home I saw a beautiful 60 Cadillac convertible red, white interior and white top.
 
Rare up here, in 18 years, since Sept 2005
I'd bet I've only seen like 20-maybe 30 total MoPars
of the muscle car era driving around up here,
some tourists I'm sure too
Other than 'a few' at a show at Ironstone Winery/Murphy's area yearly
or the one in Twain Harte in August (?) annually, you rarely see any...
#1 My 68 RR (& my now vintage 24 y/o & 25 in Nov., my 99 Dakota SLT 4x4)
#2 another member here's Dark Red 69 RR Hemi, & he moved to Texas
#3 another member in Twain Harte killer 64 Dodge/Hemi EFI expert
#4 an old guy upcountry from me, who's now gone (RIP) had a
parked for years was his DD, I drooled over & wanted to buy forever
a 69 Charger 500 440 4 speed Dana-60 car, (my bucket list car)
white with a red tail stripe, black bucket seat interior, no console
#5 one old 36 (ish ?) Plymouth PU, I've seen drive a round once in a bluemoon
alway when I'm supposed to be somewhere, no time to chase & talk with...

Probably more, but stored away in garages out of site...

Lots of Dodge/Ram trucks/4x4s, not very many old ones,
#6 & #7 a couple cool old mid 70's PowerWagons down the street (sitting)
one of them is gone now
Lots of Jeeps/4x4s, Old & New, including my Gladiator Launch Edition Rubicon
#8 A really nice 68 CJ5 225cid Dauntless V6 3 speed OD nextdoor
I helped, tutored, to guide him to restore frame up,
with a few custom touches

I had a neighbor, a couple of years ago, live across & down Hyde st.
a couple houses away, I could hear them more times than I saw them...
#9 Who had a bright yellow 66 Barracuda, he was working on
273 car org., 360 Magnum build, alum heads, Edel. carb & intake, headers etc.
4 speed car with a 727tf, 8-3/4" rear, was sort of a basket case,
it didn't ever drive before he moved...
#10 He had an old 'sort of' Pro-street style, Plymouth Coupe 40' always primer'd,
with a healthy sounding/loud as hell 340 based w/671 Blower 20% underdriven
(I suspect it was a 408-410cid stroker)
It always ran rich as hell, had 2 950 Holley 3bbls VS carbs on top...
I tried to help the guy... (wouldn't listen at all)
Nasty sounding (in a good way, lots of camshaft),
he didn't know much about either car or mechanical **** either,
he had bought them built already...
He had an obnoxiously loud late 90's Dodge Van too...
(he was from the valley/flatlands somewhere)
He was sort of a younger Yuppie guy, sort of clueless too,
type who thought he knew everything, that didn't know ****
& he was attempting to finish them...
I offered my help, if he wanted/needed in ways I could,
I offered tools if need be & he was always too busy, really standoff-ish type...
He didn't live there long, don't know what happened to the cars...

I see a lot of newer Chargers & Challengers or 300s
What a memory you have man, wow…
 
i live out in boondocks , cows farms and fields . but it is fairly rich in hot rods and a lot of mopars . most days i’ll catch a nice classic cruzin by. next dood lives a 70’s charger and a 68 satellite. just south of me is a 66 charger and an 70’s dart . just north my friend has a fleet of cruzers . mostly b bodies . a roadrunner 440 six pack w 4 speed , 440 gtx, 2 hemi cars (66) one factory original, 60 power wagon….. for a small town we could have a pretty good car show ….. be bigger if we invited them other guys ….i’ll get some pics added soon

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Not a Mopar but I've seen a 69 GTO around town the last couple of days. Even seeing an old GM perks me up.
 
I had a rare sighting a week or so ago, passing north through the small town of Hixon BC in my commercial truck and what do I see coming towards me but a Hemi Orange 70 Superbird!! :eek: Didn't see the plate on the car so don't know if it was a local car, or out of province or maybe up/down from the USA?
 
I stumbled across a 68 GTX the other day, solid project GG1......... it was under a bunch of crap in the rear of my shop :mad:
 
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