Back in the day pictures!

[squeakfinder]

    Wonder what happened to that 500 with the 68 upholstery and side marker lights.    

[Mikesmoparperformance]

 

What do you get when you put a 70 Dodge Challenger and 70 Dodge charger together

This car

[Mikesmoparperformance]

   Wonder what happened to that 500 with the 68 upholstery and side marker lights.    

Yeah me to very rare car!  Maybe some one knows more about it?

[nvrbdn]

What do you get when you put a 70 Dodge Charger and 70 charger together

This car


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dang, thats scary and interesting at the same time.

[Mikesmoparperformance]

What do you get when you put a 70 Dodge Challenger and 70 Dodge charger together

This car

dang, thats scary and interesting at the same time.

Yeah it sure is . I think this guy wanted a challenger and a charger but couldn't make a choice so he put them together

[charge69]

I guess I have not seen the Hemi 500 pics before or just did not notice the '68 marker lights and interior. Interesting and I do wonder whatever happened to it. That '68/69 500 also has my deluxe 15" wheelcovers available in 1969 as an option on it. First advertising pic (Chrysler Corp.) I have noticed with them there. I still am not sure but redline F70-15 tires and those wheelcovers would definitely make mine unique as the wheelcovers actually look pretty nice in person.

[squeakfinder]

     The quarter panels don't look wright to me. The shadow on the tail stripe were it goes down, and at the very back it almost has a Superbee contour.

[charge69]

I noticed the rear quarter contour too and it doesn't look right to me either. The car must have been a prototype and was never sold to the public.

[Mikesmoparperformance]

I noticed the rear quarter contour too and it doesn't look right to me either. The car must have been a prototype and was never sold to the public.

Look here for more info.

Car is still owned by the same person who had it in the late 70's as far as I know. I haven't seen the car since the late 1980's, and as far as I know the person who has it will likely never get rid of it or the other AERO cars he has.

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,88557.0.html

[charge69]

Thanks for the link and I am glad it still exists.

[Fred]

What super old pics. Nice to take a trip down memory lane occasionally.

[squeakfinder]

I noticed the rear quarter contour too and it doesn't look right to me either. The car must have been a prototype and was never sold to the public.

Look here for more info.

Car is still owned by the same person who had it in the late 70's as far as I know. I haven't seen the car since the late 1980's, and as far as I know the person who has it will likely never get rid of it or the other AERO cars he has.

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,88557.0.html

Thanks! 

The later images of the car don't have the distortion that the earlier/first ones have of the cars quarters. It looks normal.

[68RT440]

The picture of it on the 80s magazine looks like it has 69 seat covers vs. the 68 covers in the press photo...

[1969 Dodge Charger R/T]

This one is taken in Iceland in 1980's 

[JohnnyBee]

Back in the Day Sales training file "Slide show with Audio"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMg6ArQ4_QY

[bull]

Hope this one is not a repost but I don't ever recall seeing it before...

[71gtx]

[71gtx]

[stripedelete]

King Solomon Motors appears to be a Plymouth "stand alone" which was pretty rare even in the 60's.  Although one made it  into the 80's in SE Ohio.

[nvrbdn]

those dealership pic's are great.

[tan top]

aweome pictures guys  , thanks for posting   

herers a couple  , have a few more saved some where , sure i've posted these before , but still good to see 

[mauve66]

all of those vans in a row with what looked like custom paint jobs, i always thought everyone did that on their own AFTER they bought the van, that pic makes it seem like dodge did it or the dealer did it

[terrible one]

those dealership pic's are great.

Agreed! All those vans! 

[maxwellwedge]

all of those vans in a row with what looked like custom paint jobs, i always thought everyone did that on their own AFTER they bought the van, that pic makes it seem like dodge did it or the dealer did it

Dodge did a lot of Assembly Line "Custom" vans....mild exterior stuff.

After the High Performance era died - Mr. Norm turned to doing a lot of new custom vans...inside and out. 

[Fred]

Super pics, am enjoying the journey