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'68 Plymouth Belvedere Squad from Adam 12 '70's Dodge Rescue truck from Emergency Broderick Crawford's '56 Buick Century from Highway Patrol

Glad to be here!

I feel for you Kim,my son has the same problem. I will check to see what his new drug is this month. I do think he found one that works.

I always put the ramp 90* to the "drum", so when they jump they keep going around...

I'm not on faceplant, and its not listed anywhere. I could dig it out, but.. I might have another one, cause I have 3pr of turn signals

You forgot one.

Jamie was mentioned but what about her mom Janet?

Tic-toc, tic-toc.......time is fleeting......you will have issues....sooner or later......you will......when you least expect it...... BOB RENTON

...and 40 years after joining a local gang......

I see a mix of movie cars mixed in with TV cars. :poke: TV cars: Route 66 Chevrolet Corvette Magnum, P.I. Ferrari 308 GTS (favorite) Duke's of Hazzard Charger Movie cars: Bullit Dodge Charger Vanishing Point Dodge Challenger Thunderbolt & Lightfoot Plymouth Fury Honorable mentions: James...

Were was the car from ?

They better not re-post my post...I'll get upset about that. :lol:

Challenger looks good Mark :thumbsup:

Freshened the trap and put it inline with where I saw him/ them ( they?)

Like Mark said they were banged up and weird rust from sitting outside. You could see pin holes all along the edges of the trunk rails. The sheet metal was all bought at Carlisle last summer so he can go to town!

Nice :thumbsup: going to look awesome

I'm going to stick to the rules of "TV show", otherwise number 1, would Dirty Mary Crazy Larry Charger. Yea, it was a movie first but I first saw it on TV. I totally missed the short-lived theater release. Anyone have one they want to part with? 1. The General Lee 2. The original Batmobile...

1 General Lee 2 Batman 3 Starsky and Hutch and Gas Money Super Bee :lol:

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