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So.....about THIS car.....

Hell I like it . And the goofy bus van thing . I like odd balls . But step back and look at it it's the most unwanted year roadrunner and it's got 120+ bids at 40K+ and is still going . Over all they done good by that car. I think it's sweet if I had the money I'd buy it and drive the wheels off of it .
I wasn't a huge fan of the 73-74 rr the grilles killed it but it looks badass on this one .
 
Bb70charger500 said:
I wasn't a huge fan of the 73-74 rr the grilles killed it .
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I disagree! I like my grille!
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OK there not that bad I guess you're looks good ! I guess it's just people s taste I like the 72-74 chargers especially the 73 cars go figure everyone says I'm wired I traded a 70 charger 500 for a 72 s.e. I just prefer the newer cars they drive way better too. As for the roadrunners I wasn't a huge fan of them period up until recently the way the fenders and 1/4's have that weird bubble then drop .... but recently I started looking for them after I saw this sexy 72 roadrunner in a dark green air grabber go wing black stripes window louvers big meaty tires it had the green interior I wasn't a big fan of green guts but it looked good on this car it just had the attitude !
 
That interestingly angular 73/74 grille instantly attracted me.

I remember clear as day, the across the street neighbor bought a Sebring new in 73 or 74. (I was about 5)

Tan (JY3 I believe) with tan bucket/slapstick interior.

I walked across the street many times just to stare at that car (and try to figure out how to pronounce "Satellite Sebring", which is not super easy to a 5 year old reading that cursive script).

Later, when I first saw the Road Runner variant, I thought it was one of the meanest looking front ends I had ever seen.....and still do, second only to the 69 N96 Coronet.
 
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YY1 said:
That interestingly angular 73/74 grille instantly attracted me.

I remember clear as day, the across the street neighbor bought a Sebring new in 73 or 74. (I was about 5)

Tan (JY3 I believe) with tan bucket/slapstick interior.

I walked across the street many times just to stare at that car (and try to figure out how to pronounce "Satellite Sebring", which is not super easy to a 5 year old reading that cursive script).

Later, when I first saw the Road Runner variant, I thought it was one of the meanest looking front ends I had ever seen.....and still do, second only to the 69 N96 Coronet.
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Mine is Y3 honey gold
 
Would still prefer a 73/74 over today's cars. I also have fond memories of seeing them back in the day. But yeah not a fan of the blower.
 
What size tires and wheels on the back of that?
 
Thanks.

I have some 255 60 15 for the back of mine.

I had some 265 50 15 rollers that look perfect, but hard to find that size in RWL any more.
 
I was offered 8K for mine right after I bought it (for 4K), but turned it down because I've never had a car this old with this nice a body.
 
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