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Pics from Back in the Day

Friend worked at the dealer. They wanted a new block for that car. So they had a Hemi GTX loosened a connecting rod bolt and put a rod out the side of the block:BangHead::BangHead::BangHead: and they warrantied the block. Was at Connecticut Dragway watching the driver come off the line wheels a foot off the ground. Well when he came down the line lock was still on.:BangHead::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead:
 
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Here’s a few cars I’ve owned in the past. Most pics are from the 80’s/90’s

The Coronet 500 convertible was my brothers longtime steed. He traded it for the paint job on his Challenger. 2 weeks later the painter got T-boned in it and refused to finish painting his car. That was met with a “renegotiation” that got most of the car painted.

The Barracuda as I got it out of a field, and finished. The pink Challenger in the background was the Challenger that was the subject of the paint job mentioned above

The GTX when I first got it, and just before I traded it away.

And the Belvedere when I first got it, and after I dropped a 440 in it and had it printed it when I dropped it in a huge hole at the Nats one year. K&K paid for that one.

The 79 Roadrunner I paid $800 for it and gave it to my girlfriend, now my wife. She loved that car, it got her lots of attention

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Here’s a few cars I’ve owned in the past. Most pics are from the 80’s/90’s

The Coronet 500 convertible was my brothers longtime steed. He traded it for the paint job on his Challenger. 2 weeks later the painter got T-boned in it and refused to finish painting his car. That was met with a “renegotiation” that got most of the car painted.

The Barracuda as I got it out of a field, and finished. The pink Challenger in the background was the Challenger that was the subject of the paint job mentioned above

The GTX when I first got it, and just before I traded it away.

And the Belvedere when I first got it, and after I dropped a 440 in it and had it printed it when I dropped it in a huge hole at the Nats one year. K&K paid for that one.

The 79 Roadrunner I paid $800 for it and gave it to my girlfriend, now my wife. She loved that car, it got her lots of attention

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That 79 Roadrunner looks pretty cool
 
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