3rd gen charger guys post your pics

[ScottW]

 

[mikesbbody]

I dont think anyone would object to peter doing a 3rd gen website the more exposure for these cars the better imo (nice bee by the way peter) remember guys, any 3rd gen chargers from concours number matching to on blocks no wheels rusty whatever it makes no difference to me and i doubt anyone will say anything negative if your cars not perfect so keep them coming! any condition thanks again guys mike.

[Brock Samson]

there is a third gen site allready...

http://www.dodge-chargeronline.com/home.html

[Nacho-RT74]

there is a third gen site allready...

http://www.dodge-chargeronline.com/home.html

same I posted

[Charger1973]

remember guys, any 3rd gen chargers from concours number matching to on blocks no wheels rusty whatever it makes no difference to me and i doubt anyone will say anything negative if your cars not perfect

 

Here is my other car, it is a 1973 Charger SE, its far from perfect... 

[JimsSE]

I see a few real nice green ones' posted so I figured I better jump in.  Here's my unrestored '73 SE.

Jim

[72chargerSE]

Jim,

That is one awesome 73 SE !!! I would love to have a pic of our cars together... do you do any major shows? I'm in Michigan, and go to Carlisle every year, with or without the car!

It ain't easy bein' green!!

72chargerSE (Mike)

[mikesbbody]

I agree with mike she's awesome! nice 73 jim!

[SeattleCharger]

I remember a thread a while ago with your green Charger, still hard to believe that is unrestored, great shape. 

[71 Bee Man]

Scott,

that is a REALLY nice 73 - beautiful.

Peter
Sydney, Australia

[AKcharger]

[AmadeusCharger500]

71 charger 500
c7
383 auto
At carlisle every year

[billfury]

Here's my 72 SE.
Billfury

[billfury]

One more.
Billfury

[71 RT]

Here are 2 pictures of my car.  I also have a website that all are welcome to visit. It is www.1971chargerrt.com 

[T16]

And a pic from this summer:

[JimsSE]

72chargerSE (Mike),

Thanks for the words.  I went to Carlisle this year though I didn't take the Charger.  I got an offer from someone on one these websites to put the Charger in the Survivor's Tent.  Maybe one of these year's. 

Picture's can be a little deceiving sometimes.  After 33 years and 103,000 miles it's not perfect.  The dash pad has a few cracks and the paint a few scratches.  Overall, I'm real pleased with it.  The paint, top, and interior are 100% original.  The drive train is number's matching and has never been touched as far as I know.  About 10 years ago I painted a few things in the engine compartment (valve covers, radiator, etc.).  I hope that doesn't detract from its status.  Anyhow, when I bought the car in '91 it still had the date-coded plug wires, coil, ECU, voltage regulator and such.  I took that stuff off for safe keeping.  I still use the original green floor mats but probably shouldn't.

Here's a few more pix.  Take a look at the huge paint run on the inner rear fender well!  The Polyglas tire is one of the original four.

Bottom line - IMO is that if it wasn't a run of the mill '73 SE with a 318 it probably wouldn't be in near the shape it's in.

Jim

[xs29j8Bullitt]

remember guys, any 3rd gen chargers from concours number matching to on blocks no wheels rusty whatever it makes no difference to me and i doubt anyone will say anything negative if your cars not perfect

 

Here is my other car, it is a 1973 Charger SE, its far from perfect... 

Well, most of my Chargers are Gen II... but here is my Gen III, a barn fresh 1973 Charger SE with a 440... originally FY1 Top Banana yellow, very solid car overall... even the trunk floor.

Here are some pictures:

XS

[71 Bee Man]

72chargerSE (Mike),

Thanks for the words.  I went to Carlisle this year though I didn't take the Charger.  I got an offer from someone on one these websites to put the Charger in the Survivor's Tent.  Maybe one of these year's. 

Picture's can be a little deceiving sometimes.  After 33 years and 103,000 miles it's not perfect.  The dash pad has a few cracks and the paint a few scratches.  Overall, I'm real pleased with it.  The paint, top, and interior are 100% original.  The drive train is number's matching and has never been touched as far as I know.  About 10 years ago I painted a few things in the engine compartment (valve covers, radiator, etc.).  I hope that doesn't detract from its status.  Anyhow, when I bought the car in '91 it still had the date-coded plug wires, coil, ECU, voltage regulator and such.  I took that stuff off for safe keeping.  I still use the original green floor mats but probably shouldn't.

Here's a few more pix.  Take a look at the huge paint run on the inner rear fender well!  The Polyglas tire is one of the original four.

Bottom line - IMO is that if it wasn't a run of the mill '73 SE with a 318 it probably wouldn't be in near the shape it's in.

Jim

Jim.....don't be modest mate. That is a beautiful car.

Peter
Sydney,Australia

[JimsSE]

Peter,

Ah shucks, I was trying to be modest.

Seriously though, yours is awesome.  And Mike's '72 SE is too.

Mike, is yours F8 green like mine?

AKcharger's is real nice too.  AKcharger - I was in the Air Force for 20 years. Retired in 2004.  What AF base is that?

Heck, I wouldn't knock any of them, just like mikesbbody said.

Jim

[MOPARHOUND!]

Also, check out www.71superbee.com for 71 Charger pic's and stories.

Further, go to Todd Wilsons Charger Fever website, tons of pic's from the Charger meets from the past:

http://www.chargerfever.com/meet.htm

Here is mine:

[72chargerSE]

Mike, is yours F8 green like mine?

Jim,

No, it's F7, I think your color is a bit more GREEN than mine. I'm bad with colors, but I think F7 has a bit of gold in it...

I also think the cloth on your seats is cool! I remember that when I was a kid!! I spent 2 years trying to find NOS cloth for my seats, and finally found yardage about 40 miles from my house!!!!

[JimsSE]

Mike,

The flake in mine is gold too and it has an olive green look to it under full sun but I think you are right that your's looks more gold.  That's an awesome color.

Jim

[no318]

remember guys, any 3rd gen chargers from concours number matching to on blocks no wheels rusty whatever it makes no difference to me and i doubt anyone will say anything negative if your cars not perfect

 

Here is my other car, it is a 1973 Charger SE, its far from perfect... 

Well, most of my Chargers are Gen II... but here is my Gen III, a barn fresh 1973 Charger SE with a 440... originally FY1 Top Banana yellow, very solid car overall... even the trunk floor.

Here are some pictures:

Not for sale, is it?[/b]
 

[NHCharger]

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