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Some things are just not meant to be

Started by Ghoste, July 26, 2014, 08:12:19 AM

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Ghoste


stripedelete


Ghoste

Yeah, it just makes me think, "Why?".

b5blue

Needs wire wheel hubcaps....and a roof rack.

twodko

A shaker hood, rear window louvers and side pipes peeking out just forward of the rear wheels.
FLY NAVY/Marine Corps or take the bus!

TUFCAT

I think it looks better as a station wagon than a 4-door sedan.  

Old Moparz

Quote from: TUFCAT on July 26, 2014, 10:42:38 AM
I think it looks better as a station wagon than a 4-door sedan.  


I was thinking the same thing. It isn't terrible looking as far as wagons go, but wagons were rarely good looking cars to begin with.

Looking at it again I think that the missing pillars between the front & rear doors are what gives it a better appearance.  :Twocents:
               Bob               



              Going Nowhere In A Hurry

TUFCAT

A four door sedan Barracuda would be completely useless based on the size of its trunk....but what do I know?  :P

John_Kunkel

Challenger 2-door wagon.
Pardon me but my karma just ran over your dogma.

Old Moparz

Quote from: John_Kunkel on July 26, 2014, 11:35:25 AM
Challenger 2-door wagon.


That one I always liked.  :cheers:

It was for sale online years ago, but pretty expensive. It's also been at Carlisle & I have photos somewhere.   :shruggy:
               Bob               



              Going Nowhere In A Hurry

Ghoste

I do too somewhere but no idea where.  I'm sure the photos I have are of a purple one though, more than one maybe?

Kern Dog

That picture has been passed around the internet for over a year....Where have you been?

Highbanked Hauler

69 Charger 500, original owner  
68 Charger former parts car in process of rebuilding
92 Cummins Turbo Diesel
04 PT Cruiser

Dino

It's weird, disturbing, and insulting.  I like it!

Where can I buy one?
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

ODZKing


TUFCAT


ODZKing

This was well done, but again ... why?



TUFCAT

I remember seeing an article about that car.  Does anybody remember what magazine?  :shruggy:

I recall the guy said he was tinkering with the idea of what Chrysler would bring to market if they thought an El Camino or or Ranchero type vehicle made sense.  He never said anything that CHRYSLER was thinking, dreaming, pondering, discussing, or even drew a single line on a piece of paper about this concept.  :icon_smile_wink:

Someone did a good job engineering this build.  :2thumbs:

ws23rt

Quote from: TUFCAT on July 28, 2014, 08:41:08 PM
I remember seeing an article about that car.  Does anybody remember what magazine?  :shruggy:

I recall the guy said he was tinkering with the idea of what Chrysler would bring to market if they thought an El Camino or or Ranchero type vehicle made sense.  He never said anything that CHRYSLER was thinking, dreaming, pondering, discussing, or even drew a single line on a piece of paper about this concept.  :icon_smile_wink:

A lot of people do this :lol:---Some even may hope to get compensation or a job. 
Most though just have a bug in them and want to make something different.  I saw (on the road) years ago a toronado with tandem axial. It was molded into the body so well it looked factory and was towing a very large house trailer. (No doubt the need for tandem axial. :2thumbs:

Baldwinvette77

I personally like this attempt  :popcrn:

1974dodgecharger

how about a 4 door charger, oh wait.......

TeeWJay426

The purple Challenger doing the burnout at Carlisle belonged to a member here. Screen name escapes me, and don't recall seeing him or the car in years. Also had a cloned 4x4 Superbird, if I recall correctly.....
74 Charger SE, 400 HP, 4-speed

Ghoste

Did he also have the 4X4 GL with the stacks coming out of the deck lid?

wingcar

Quote from: 1974dodgecharger on July 28, 2014, 09:52:21 PM
how about a 4 door charger, oh wait.......

I have a picture somewhere of a first generation Charger that someone made into a four door.....not a pretty sight....................But then I guess everyone has to dream....
1970 Daytona Charger SE "clone" (440/Auto)
1967 Charger (360,6-pak/Auto)
2008 Challenger SRT8 BLK (6.1/Auto) 6050 of 6400

Ghoste


Aero426

Quote from: TeeWJay426 on July 29, 2014, 06:18:27 AM
The purple Challenger doing the burnout at Carlisle belonged to a member here. Screen name escapes me, and don't recall seeing him or the car in years. Also had a cloned 4x4 Superbird, if I recall correctly.....

Marty passed away about five years ago.    His screen name was SunroofSuperbird.




ODZKing

Quote from: wingcar on July 29, 2014, 08:28:53 AM

I have a picture somewhere of a first generation Charger that someone made into a four door.....not a pretty sight....................But then I guess everyone has to dream....
You don't mean a Coronet cloned into Charger do you? You mean a fast back with 4 doors?
:eek2:

wingcar

Quote from: ODZKing on July 29, 2014, 11:13:39 AM
Quote from: wingcar on July 29, 2014, 08:28:53 AM

I have a picture somewhere of a first generation Charger that someone made into a four door.....not a pretty sight....................But then I guess everyone has to dream....
You don't mean a Coronet cloned into Charger do you? You mean a fast back with 4 doors?
:eek2:

Correct..........a Charger with 4 doors.  I believe it was white....
1970 Daytona Charger SE "clone" (440/Auto)
1967 Charger (360,6-pak/Auto)
2008 Challenger SRT8 BLK (6.1/Auto) 6050 of 6400

TUFCAT

Why ruin a Charger by putting 2 extra doors on it?  :shruggy:   I've heard of a Barracuda with four doors, but never a Charger!   :eek2:

F8-4life

The barracuda concept reminds me of the 56-57 buick "hardtop" wagons.


TUFCAT

Quote from: F8-4life on July 30, 2014, 10:58:14 AM
The barracuda concept reminds me of the 56-57 buick "hardtop" wagons.



It was the Buick "Caballero".  By the way GM marketed its "GMC version" of the Chevy El Camino as a Caballero in the 80's.  It must be Spanish for "ugly hybrid thingie".  :smilielol:  

F8-4life

Quote from: TUFCAT on July 30, 2014, 11:03:48 AM
Quote from: F8-4life on July 30, 2014, 10:58:14 AM
The barracuda concept reminds me of the 56-57 buick "hardtop" wagons.



It was the Buick "Caballero".  By the way GM marketed its "GMC version" of the Chevy El Camino as a Caballero in the 80's.  It must be Spanish for "ugly hybrid thingie".  :smilielol:  

Yep that's the one, I wish the hardtop pillarless wagon thing caught on.
Seems like they would be a blast to drive windows down and have a more stylish look without the door pillar.

TeeWJay426

Did not know that....sad to hear. He was a fairly young guy, guess I know why I haven't seen him or the cars recently. Don't recall seeing anything about his passing on here either. Too bad- had met him and chattd at Carlisle with him; seemed like a good guy, and was an enthusiatic Mopar fan.

Quote from: Aero426 on July 29, 2014, 08:53:45 AM
Quote from: TeeWJay426 on July 29, 2014, 06:18:27 AM
The purple Challenger doing the burnout at Carlisle belonged to a member here. Screen name escapes me, and don't recall seeing him or the car in years. Also had a cloned 4x4 Superbird, if I recall correctly.....

Marty passed away about five years ago.    His screen name was SunroofSuperbird.




74 Charger SE, 400 HP, 4-speed