From my other thread.
And my other, other thread
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Nov. 21, 2011 4:30 p.m. dean1484 SuperDork
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Nov. 21, 2011 4:45 p.m. familytruckster Reader
ddavidv wrote:
Outside of Hancock, MD
Yes, it has a flathead. Lots of good parts left (the engine not being one of them). Too rusty to restore however.
You should see this one property outside of Westminster. Lots of awesome old cars. Guy wont sell or do anything with them. Looks like a junkyard.. Trying to figure out where it is.
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Nov. 21, 2011 5:42 p.m. familytruckster Reader
Aerial view. I remember a 911, some old Benz, and a lot of other interesting ones.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Oriole+Court,+Westminster,+MD&hl=en&ll=39.65...
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Nov. 21, 2011 6:52 p.m. gamby SuperDork
This is a rad thread. Keep 'em coming.
The Gremlin and blue Pantera are standouts for me.
I meant to take a pic of a half-intact OG Mini Cooper in race trim that's in the back of a shop along a bike path I frequent. It's under a cover now
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Nov. 21, 2011 7:05 p.m. carzan HalfDork
ArthurDent wrote:
Feedyurhed wrote:
Reminds me again just how many different vehicles Chrysler has slapped the Charger name plate on.
66-67 2 door fastback, 68-70 coke bottle 2 door, 71-74 2 door, 75-78 Cordoba twin shown here, 80s FWD coupe with Daytona and Shelby versions, and the mid 2000s 4 door sedan to present
I am no Mopar expert and just pulled those out of my head so I may be wrong and /or there may be others but damn Chrysler has used the Charger moniker a lot!
There was also a Mitsubishi one as well starting in '79.
I remember a Mitsubishi-based Challenger, but not a Charger.
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Nov. 21, 2011 7:24 p.m. ArthurDent Reader
carzan wrote:
ArthurDent wrote:
Feedyurhed wrote:
Reminds me again just how many different vehicles Chrysler has slapped the Charger name plate on.
66-67 2 door fastback, 68-70 coke bottle 2 door, 71-74 2 door, 75-78 Cordoba twin shown here, 80s FWD coupe with Daytona and Shelby versions, and the mid 2000s 4 door sedan to present
I am no Mopar expert and just pulled those out of my head so I may be wrong and /or there may be others but damn Chrysler has used the Charger moniker a lot!
There was also a Mitsubishi one as well starting in '79.
I remember a Mitsubishi-based Challenger, but not a Charger.
Oh yes. Sorry - I stand corrected.
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Nov. 21, 2011 7:31 p.m. CGLockRacer HalfDork
In reply to carzan:
That looks like an RX-7 mated with a Fox Body Mustang
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Nov. 21, 2011 7:37 p.m. gamby SuperDork
CGLockRacer wrote:
In reply to carzan:
That looks like an RX-7 mated with a Fox Body Mustang
I'd love to see those color schemes come back (not that anyone would buy a bronze on brown two-tone now). They are so indicative of the period.
