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General Lee demolition derby car, have tissues ready.............

Started by Alaskan_TA, June 04, 2006, 04:25:13 PM

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greenpigs

And a 70 no less, that is nasty.

The teardrop Thunderbolt scoop is a funky touch
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69charger2002

that car looks to have been in sad shape even before. still no excuse.. what a shame to turn it into a wing car.   :icon_smile_tongue:
trav
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Chris G.

Man, tough to look at, but back in '82 what were most of you guys doing? I was watching the Brewers try and win a world series. I loved Ben Oglivie's batting stance, and don't get me started on Cecil Cooper.  ;)

Thanks for the pics Barry.  :yesnod:

rare69

looks like it held up pretty good, considering it was probably playing with some huge land yachts.

MassCharger73

Not that I want to give anyone any ideas, but that thing bent up perfectly. The trick is to get the back to bend up just like that.
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THE CHARGER PUNK

in 2 lane blk top , big willys 69 daytona had a tear drop hood like that 70 charger-MATT

Arthu®

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/coolShots/derbyDukes05.jpg

That was how it looked before, back in 82 that car was a write off it was just not worth it to be fixed. Sad but true.

Arthur
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Ghoste

In 1982 I stripped my 69 Super Bee and pushed it into an irrigation pond on my fathers orchard because it was "too rusty" to save.  I've fixed worse cars since then.

69charger2002

you know what is sad.. how fast those cars rusted and how badly they were abused.. that's like seeing a 94 model car today.. usually not that rough looking, unless it's a beater truck. but of course they aren't technically the same bodies as old so the comparison isn't as equal, but still. my 97 ram i beat on every day, and in 3 years it won't look near as bad as that 70 charger did in 82.
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Arthu®

Yeah the quality of especially the bodies were bad compared to what the standard is today + a gas crisis just made these cars unwanted.
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262chargers

Quote from: B5 BLUE 69 CHARGER PUNK on June 04, 2006, 08:04:18 PM
in 2 lane blk top , big willys 69 daytona had a tear drop hood like that 70 charger-MATT
:yesnod:

dodgeracen

WE MUST HUNT HIM DOWN AND RIP HIS BALLS OFF. THEN HANG HIM BY WHATS LEFT. >:(
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262chargers

Quote from: dodgeracen on June 04, 2006, 10:52:29 PM
WE MUST HUNT HIM DOWN AND RIP HIS BALLS OFF. THEN HANG HIM BY WHATS LEFT. >:(
What a great first post, welcome to the board!
Relax, this was 1982, we all did stuff in 1982 that we wish we hadn't  :smoke: + :cheers: + :boxing_smiley: = :police:

MassCharger73

 I must admit that I put a 71 Charger 500 through the derby after I had stripped what I wanted off of it. This was back in about 1986 ? :icon_smile_dissapprove:
1973 Charger

cobradriver

i remember back in 86 and having a chance to buy a burnt orange 440 six pack hemi 4spd, for 2500 bucks and the motorwas outbut not blown just need to put back into her....i turned it downbecause
"it needed to much"........ :rotz: :'( :sick:

Jim Curnane

Hey what do you think that car in the pond would look like now its only been 24  years . :shruggy:

CaptMarvel

In 1982 I was making the transition from bmx to internal combustion and my first vehicle, a 4 year old Power Wagon. I was also routinely riding/driving by an abandoned 66 Charger down the road from my house and wondering how I could get it. That, and being hung up on Terri Garr.... :icon_smile_tongue:

haueter66

not to make anyone feel "old" but in 1982 I was being born  :icon_smile_big:

cobradriver


mikepmcs

sophomore in high school and 1 year away from picking up my first car ever.  1970 Charger, plum crazy. that was oh about 100 vehicles ago.  I will never sell my charger again.
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PocketThunder

Quote from: CaptMarvel on June 05, 2006, 06:21:45 PM
In 1982 I was making the transition from bmx to internal combustion and my first vehicle, a 4 year old Power Wagon. I was also routinely riding/driving by an abandoned 66 Charger down the road from my house and wondering how I could get it. That, and being hung up on Terri Garr.... :icon_smile_tongue:

this lady...?...??  :o :scared: :ahum:

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Quote from: Jim Curnane on June 05, 2006, 05:52:53 PM
Hey what do you think that car in the pond would look like now its only been 24  years . :shruggy:

At one time you could see it through the ice in the winter.  It landed on it's side down there.  The pond was filled in about 8 years ago so it has probably nearly completed it's return to the soil by now.