Back In The Day Muscle Car Photos

[DetMatt1]

Hey wait, that picture isn't old!

 

[Mopar Nut]

 

[fk5aar]

Kinda back in the day think mid 90s

 

[moparlee]

Kinda back in the day think mid 90s /QUOTE]

I think kinda backwards.

 

[moparlee]

I think kinda backwards......

 

[340challconvert]

Nice convertible (albeit upside down)

 

[cudaben]

my neck hurts

 

[fk5aar]

Thanks Ben, it's missing the white stripe and black out hood treatment as per tags. They will be replaced. Bumper guards will not lol

 

[Mopar Nut]

 

[Yippy]

 

[DetMatt1]

Welcome to the site from the Motor City Yippy!

 

[Yippy]

Welcome to the site from the Motor City Yippy!

Thank you, I'm over at b bodies with the bee now.

 

[Yippy]

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[mark imbronone]

I can never get enough of these vintage pictures. I wish I had taken more than the one of my 1970 Gran coupe.
Actually my mother took it. At the time I really didn't care. Now I need to see if I can locate it.
Thanks for posting these.

 

[mark imbronone]

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That pic of the Sears school of driving is great

 

[340challconvert]

How about the Chevy Guys at Motion checking out a Dodge Daytona back in the day!

 

[hofilbert]

I LOVE this forum post. It brings back the good 'ole days of hot pants (on chicks), pot, big hair, and "bad" cars. You feared for your life if you saw cudas, cobra-jets and L-88s, but those cars were "****."

 

[seneca]

That pic of the Sears school of driving is great

Not sure I've ever seen whitewalls on an E body before!

 

[jimbyr]

I grew up down the block from Motion in Baldwin. Walked by there every morning on my way to high school. They had a lot of chevys their, a lot of Yenco cars but they also had their fair share of mopars. Last year of school got a job there sweeping floors and doing oil changes and stuff. Did a few hemi Cuda's and a 440-6 Superbird. Learned a few things too. The guy who worked on the Hemi cars was named George. He drove a triple black 70 Hemi Cuda to work every day. They always had some 100 octane gas on hand.

Jim

 

[B5BLUERT]

1989- my '72 Petty blue 340 Rallye