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Ok Dodge-Boys, nice selection of Mopars. What year is the green one?
Yeah, the '69.1969 Charger R/T... my freshman year of high school.
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You never forget your 1st love...
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Great picture of the Charger high-wheeling a turn!CHASE SCENE FROM THE MOVIE BULLITT...
Steve McQueen Driving the 1968 Mustang Fastback and the Villain Driving the 1968 Charger R/T:
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And I don't know who's bright idea it was to put the red-stripe bias-ply tires on the above '69 to make it look 'original' but if it had a hemi in it, they wouldn't last 5 minutes before it sent them up as smoke-signals
Fortunately for us, those were very rare and we never ran across one.Since we are on Mopar's.
Back in my younger drag racing days I just could not beat the 426 max wedge with 2 four barrel carbs.
It was a 10 second car with just a few mods.
Here's a 64 model.
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Specifications
https://musclecars.howstuffworks.com/classic-muscle-cars/1962-1965-plymouth-413-wedge3.htm
I'd gladly give up my lunch-money today to be around one of those when it roared.That Boss 429 was powerful but I could never seem to beat the Dodge Dart "Max Wedge" 413.
Turn up the volume and listen to that lope.
Oh I wouldn't doubt it at all if it came with a high-ratio rear end.My ex brother-in-law had a '66 'cuda just like this 1,same color and same 273 high performance engine. He said the speedometer went to 150 and it would do every bit of that,plus.
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