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I used to have them on the Charger convertible.

Wins the whole time until there is no more time left.

My friend is restoring a triple black 73 Charger SE 440 car right now.

Whoever dies with the most toys wins!

Mine is a 73,but it's close enough.

I said screw it I'm going to make the family deal with it,they will be crying all the way to the bank!

They were in the movie Used Cars with Kurt Russell. They played the hackers who hacked into the President's National broadcast to air a used car ad!

25 degrees out and 30 to 50 mph wind gusts! When the wind blows it feels like Siberia!

I have been downsizing too,but I still managed to buy a couple!

Very Cool!

A guy in New York City was car jacked at a red light in his Porsche,but the thieves ran away when they couldn't drive the standard shift car!

True,but most do not! I commend you for driving your car.

There were two Mustangs and two Charger R/Ts used in the filming of the movie. The stunt Mustang was the one found in the Mexican junkyard. The one that Clint supposedly bought was the close up car. The stunt Charger R/T was crashed and burned at the end of the chase scene. The close up Charger...

It was cool having a Charger for our family car!

Like you I grew up in a Charger too. My parents bought this 70 Charger R/T SE new when I was six years old. Sorry for your loss! I'm sure dad would be proud of the work you are doing to save his beloved Charger. Welcome to the site,I am looking to following your project! I don't have my parents...

This is the car when it was in Massachusetts.

I believe the asking price was something like $425,000 if I remember correctly.

We all stole cigarettes from our parents when we were young, trying to be cool. I got caught at around 10. But I started smoking around 16 and quit at 19 when I got laid off and had to feed a 440 Charger R/T. All the money went in the tank! I also couldn't catch my cousin anymore. All of a...

A friend of Gary's stored that car for the family that owned Brockton Dodge for a few decades. The story going around on the internet is that the car was stored in Florida for the last 50 years, which is total BS. The car was in Wrentham Massachusetts until it was sold about seven years ago.

You have to wonder how much of the car stories from the internet that you can believe. I just read a story about the 69 Blue Daytona Charger that was never registered. The story says that the car was originally sent to a dealership in Rhode Island, which is correct, but the said it was sent to...