Custom car from the 70s

[Drache]

I remember it looking slightly different in the really old pictures. The grill was "modded" at the time or something? 

[Paasken]

Dodge charger 69 grille is an icon  so i gave it
the orignal face....back to stock
And E-T turbine wheels...from the 70s era.
Now its give me a smile when i look st it...

[Old Moparz]

I've always liked that car, glad to see it was left alone.   

[Charger_Fan]

   
Have a sense of history.  Leave this green car as-is.  

Not every old custom should be preserved.  But this one was a perfect classic example of the era, it's well known, and it's in great shape.  


Mostly stock 2nd-gen Chargers are more expensive than rare.  Go shopping with a blank check and you can find dozens of them for sale any time you want.  

too...there are some nice examples of custom jobs from yesteryear that have survived & I'm glad they haven't been stripped of that part of their history. Like this Daytona, for example, which I believe is still wearing it's paint job from the period...



Now, this one I have no problem returning back to stock.

[Drache]

Cant sleep so here are some more custom paints from my picture collection

[VegasCharger]

Glad to see the Beachcomber alive and well and not converted back to stock like a bunch of people here wanted...   

X2

[alfaitalia]

Some interesting 70 custom cars there.....some I like (the purple one with the flamed roof and the rainbow arches (fenders!) is cool)....some I'm not so keen on (the spoiler on the red flamed one??...well what can I say. I'm a child of the 70s and would have laughed at that back then)!

[Paasken]

Thanks for sharing this photos.
Some of these pics and cars is from Sweden...
Europe...

[alfaitalia]

Yep we love our Mopars in Europe too......and in the Scandinavian countries (Sweden, Norway, Denmark etc) they have loads of them!

[ACUDANUT]

Drugs and paint, don't make it cool.

[Charger_Fan]

Nice collection Drache, thanks for posting those!

[dual fours]

Deache nice collection, Thanks. Anybody know why the Photos in "Reply #29", photo #1 of the 69' and #18 of the 68' has the side markers up on the sides higher?
Edit: The 68 may have been my eyes

[Charger_Fan]

Deache nice collection, Thanks. Anybody know why the Photos in "Reply #29", photo #1 of the 69' and #18 of the 68' has the side markers up on the sides higher?

I don't know about the '68. But on the '70, I would guess that the owner decided the lights would look better in the middle of the body line. It does look kinda funky.

[Sublime/Sixpack]

Those photos were fun to look at, but . . . . . . . . . some things are better left alone. 

[Drache]

Nice collection Drache, thanks for posting those!

http://imgur.com/a/nRcz3

Feel free to look through the rest if you have a fast internet connecting 

[hemi-hampton]

Hmmm Raffi

[dual fours]

Nice collection Drache, thanks for posting those!

http://imgur.com/a/nRcz3

Feel free to look through the rest if you have a fast internet connecting  

PRICELESS

[Paasken]

Answer to the fantastic collection in post 29.... Thanks DRACHE.
Photo number one is a GDW474 Charger RT XS29 ...photo from Sweden but this car is not in Sweden at this time?  exported from sweden to another country?
Photo number 2 is a Norwegian Charger customized in the early 70S and still in same shape, as far as i know this car and mine is the only two in Norway from this time period
Photo 11 JUU947 is a car still located i Sweden, came to sweden in 1977 and XP29 car.
Photo 19 car and pics from Sweden?
Thanks