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He also assisted with one of my GTXs. Our hobby is a small world.

Giveaway is those heels are two inches higher than anything she wore back then.

He’s trying to save money for gas. Those twin carbs are thirstier than his former 383 was.

Welcome from PA. I have a history with Blue '68 GTXs, bought one in '83, and same car again in 2013, my buddy Dave bought his in '69, and kept it until he passed 45 years later.

I saw her live on stage in the summer of 1969, in her underwear, in a summer theater production of Butterflies are Free, which she starred in on Broadway. My family was visiting friends in Michigan who had a summer place in Traverse City, got us tickets to the Cherry County Playhouse, where she...

I went through the same process with the two Imperials I owned as daily drivers, multiple compressors with the second one, still couldn't get it to hold a charge after three years of messing around. Ironic that my limited use GTXs had perfect systems. Don't blame you for not wanting to take...

The customer is always right, and we all have different deal breakers and must haves. It's absolutely cheaper in the end to buy exactly what you want, without compromising. I've finally done it. Problem is I didn't get the chance to buy the exact car until I was 69 years old, and that was a...

I've been married to one for 47 years. The picture is from 1969, the year things in her life went totally south. She went from looking like Barbie to anorexia, to morbid obesity in 12 months. Got it together, became a knockout again, but never completely got through it. During my corporate...

I would have found her hot in 1969. But not today, two generations removed doesn't do it for me. I'd probably like her grandmother, if she was in good shape. I referred earlier to the girl's similarity to Playboy's centerfolds of the late 60s. To me, they were just as hot when they were in...

As an attorney, I encountered many highly intelligent women who were also extremely attractive. My wife found it interesting how easily I connected with them when she was doing the conference circuit with me. But she also pointed out how she was reassured by the fact I understood their power...

My wife's youngest idiot brother (she has two) is making noises about moving back to the Florida coast, after buying a place in Texas at the height of the market, which has since lost value in the wake of interest rate increases. He lived in Florida previously and lost a ton of money on that...

The car in question is a 1970 A33 GTX currently located in Texas. A prior owner was a Chevy guy with a large collection, who paid to have the car restored. Current owner bought it three years after restoration completed, a dozen years ago. History on the car is on the light side. OP is...

Sadly, mother nature gets all of us in the end. The cosmetic stuff is rough enough, but the potential issues of her ms are worse.

There is a member here with an original paint survivor '69 GTX in the same color combination. It used to come to come to Carlisle with a previous owner, and was stunning, but not remotely as shiny as that Coronet.

The old guys on here will appreciate this, the young guys will think it’s gross. She really rocked granny panties and a garter belt in “The Last Picture Show,” 1971.

Years ago I was reading an article on Ted Turner, and he was quoted as saying ordinary sex was better than being a billionaire. The author thought that was interesting, coming from the guy who had married Barbarella.

She's still around, had a minor acting career, and looks decent for her age. Joan Parker became a relative recluse after the ad campaign ended.

Joan Parker. The marketing brass at Dodge selected her from a huge applicant pool. They did their job well. I was a teenager when those ads aired, and I've never forgotten them. Would have been a Charger guy for sure if I hadn't driven that darn GTX back then.

I negotiated along the same lines when I bought my current '69 GTX, console automatic factory A/C car. The colors, options, history, and documentation were about as good as it gets, and my sentimental attachment to the car was about as strong as it gets, a real negotiating disadvantage from my...

Many stories like that in my area. The son of the original owner of my car lived them all, drove most of them when they were new. I am incredibly thankful I own the one with the happy ending.