Found a 1972 roadrunner

[THE CHARGER PUNK]

was car hunting with my friend around the local canadian tire and theres a native reserve we cut through and i spotted the bumper sticking out of a bush and saw that it was a 72 roadrunner it was black with a tan interior, pretty rough car, going back tmmrw with a digital camera-MATT

[Brock Samson]

   london photo?.. 

[TUFCAT]

Yep, sounds about right. 

[twilt]

forget the camera. Take a phillips screwdriver and grab the grille. 

[AKcharger]

Never know might be a '71 GTX with a 440 six pack 4 speed and in perfect shape for $2000 

[The70RT]

Never know might be a '71 TX with a 440 six pack 4 speed and in perfect shape for $2000  :popcorn:

Probably so. So don't have a baby and do a disappearing act 

[THE CHARGER PUNK]

i doubt its a special anything it has that flat hood that sattelites have car is total covered and i put my finger through the top of the drivers fender, but again tomorrow i am going to snap a few pics of it

[Manfred318]

Never know might be a '71 TX with a 440 six pack 4 speed and in perfect shape for $2000  :popcorn:

Probably so. So don't have a baby and do a disappearing act 

[Drache]

so it's not the rare one of a kind '72 GTX Mod Top? Oh well better luck next time....

[TUFCAT]

i doubt its a special anything it has that flat hood that sattelites have

Sounds like you may have found a '72 Satellite - - how do you know its a real Roadrunner?

[bordin34]

Pictures?

[69bronzeT5]

God, I love you guys and your jokes

[69bronzeT5]

I found a 70-71 Cuda today

[PocketThunder]

I found a '83 Corvette this past Saturday, my neighbor down the block had his garage door open when we were taking the kids for a walk.  I've lived here almost 2 years now and have never seen it yet.  That was pretty cool, at least he's a car guy 

[The70RT]

Never know might be a '71 TX with a 440 six pack 4 speed and in perfect shape for $2000  :popcorn:

Probably so. So don't have a baby and do a disappearing act 

Has anyone seen the forgotton mopar site lately? That same exact picture of that '71 440 six pack for $2000 that was on that thread is on the websites front page

[69bronzeT5]

Has anyone seen the forgotton mopar site lately? That same exact picture of that '71 440 six pack for $2000 that was on that thread is on the websites front page

Cuz he let me use the pictures so I put one of them in the banner

[The70RT]

Has anyone seen the forgotton mopar site lately? That same exact picture of that '71 440 six pack for $2000 that was on that thread is on the websites front page

Cuz he let me use the pictures so I put one of them in the banner

But does he really own the car? That is in the yard where he supposedly found it......Cuz 

[71ChallengeHer]

I found a '83 Corvette this past Saturday, my neighbor down the block had his garage door open when we were taking the kids for a walk.  I've lived here almost 2 years now and have never seen it yet.  That was pretty cool, at least he's a car guy 

Did you take pictures ?

[whitehatspecial]

I found a '83 Corvette this past Saturday, my neighbor down the block had his garage door open when we were taking the kids for a walk.  I've lived here almost 2 years now and have never seen it yet.  That was pretty cool, at least he's a car guy 

Uhhh, they didn't make a Corvette in 1983.

[THE CHARGER PUNK]

haha was just gonna say they didnt make a 83 vette they made 1 but its a prototype

[DodgeChargerNeeded]

83 corvette that is a classic, try that on a dummy working the parts counter sometime

[PocketThunder]

I found a '83 Corvette this past Saturday, my neighbor down the block had his garage door open when we were taking the kids for a walk.  I've lived here almost 2 years now and have never seen it yet.  That was pretty cool, at least he's a car guy 

Uhhh, they didn't make a Corvette in 1983.

Shhhhh 

haha was just gonna say they didnt make a 83 vette they made 1 but its a prototype

Dammit, he saw it..

[Paul G]

I found a '83 Corvette this past Saturday, my neighbor down the block had his garage door open when we were taking the kids for a walk.  I've lived here almost 2 years now and have never seen it yet.  That was pretty cool, at least he's a car guy 

Uhhh, they didn't make a Corvette in 1983.

They actually made a couple dozen 83 Corvettes. Quality problems were so bad they stopped the line. Production was delayed for so long that when the line restarted they just titled them 84's. All but one of the 83's were destroyed. The one remaining 83 resides at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green Kentucky, behind the glass on a rotating display table. Just in case anyone wanted know.

[Charger_Fan]

I found a '83 Corvette this past Saturday, my neighbor down the block had his garage door open when we were taking the kids for a walk.  I've lived here almost 2 years now and have never seen it yet.  That was pretty cool, at least he's a car guy 

Uhhh, they didn't make a Corvette in 1983.

They actually made a couple dozen 83 Corvettes. Quality problems were so bad they stopped the line. Production was delayed for so long that when the line restarted they just titled them 84's. All but one of the 83's were destroyed. The one remaining 83 resides at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green Kentucky, behind the glass on a rotating display table. Just in case anyone wanted know.

So it looks like an '84, or an '82?

[PocketThunder]

http://www.corvettemagazine.com/2000/january/83/83p1.asp

"That's not to say that Chevrolet never built any 1983 Corvettes. Actually, 44 cars were assembled — all pilot cars that cost an estimated 500,000 each to fabricate.

The 44 Corvettes built as pilot cars were assigned 1983 serial numbers. Of the 44 cars built, 11 were retained by the Bowling Green plant for assembly process evaluations and other tests. The remaining 33 went to engineering for crash tests and other engineering appraisals. The cars also saw duty at the long lead press preview at Riverside Raceway in december 1982.
     This new Corvette was due to be released in the fall of 1982, however continued high sales of the 1982 model and ramp up problems at the new Bowling Green assembly plant forced the introduction date to be pushed back to march 1983 as 1984 models. For that reason, all but one of the 44 1983 pilot cars were destroyed. Only serial number 23 was retained by the assembly plant as a relic of the past."