old dealership pic two 70 chargers

[928007]

dodge dealership

[928007]

didn't work

[928007]

one more time

[AKcharger]

Cool...is that a "Colt" behind them?

[70 sublime]

OK better question
There is a guy inside the dealership on the left side of the picture
Is that a wing car wing you can see just to the right of him in the next window ??

[bakerhillpins]

OK better question
There is a guy inside the dealership on the left side of the picture
Is that a wing car wing you can see just to the right of him in the next window ??

I can see what you're referring to but it looks like the rake on it is too steep to be a wingcar?

[John_Kunkel]

That blazer jacket just yells CAR SALESMAN.   

[69rtse4spd]

 

[Kern Dog]

Cool...is that a "Colt" behind them?

It looks to me like an Opel.

[odcics2]

Dig the light up Scat Pack Bee dealership sign!   

[70 sublime]

Got to wonder how that dealership roof liked it when it got real windy out

[odcics2]

Nice van in reflection off glass! 

[tmaleck]

I'm digging the TR4 and the 67 Chevy wagon.

[chargerperson]

OK better question
There is a guy inside the dealership on the left side of the picture
Is that a wing car wing you can see just to the right of him in the next window ??

I can see what you're referring to but it looks like the rake on it is too steep to be a wingcar?

Is that a Challenger behind salesman in the showroom?

[472 R/T SE]

Cool...is that a "Colt" behind them?

It looks to me like an Opel.

Dont remember the Rally car Dodge Colt, lol?  New for '71, selling later quarter '70.
A Mitsubishi rig.  So Mopar was in bed with them for decades.  Diamond Star was a Mitsu company that was making rigs for Mopar up to the year 2k.  Remember the Avengers, etc all Diamond Star, not mopar.  Dodge had few rigs of their own back then.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_Colt
https://www.allpar.com/threads/early-moparbishi-dodge-colt-champ-and-plymouth-colt.228766/

[67440chrg]

Cool picture. Thanks for posting.

[6pkrtse]

Both look like 70 500's.

[Mike DC]

  
Look at how high up those Chargers' front ends are.  These days you rarely see the torsion bars that far up even on restorations.  

[472 R/T SE]

 
Look at how high up those Chargers' front ends are.  These days you rarely see the torsion bars that far up even on restorations.  

I remember at least the 1970 Challengers always being nose high too.