Which year(s) charger do you own

[dukeboy_318]

Just curious as to how many people own what.  Have fun

[Ghoste]

1967, but it'd be more accurate to say it owns me.

[dukeboy_318]

1967, but it'd be more accurate to say it owns me.

Guess you could say that bout most of us too.

[1carcrazyguy]

A 74 for now.  But in search of a 70 model.   

[Charger1973]

My car started life as a 73 but its got parts from every year of 3rd gen on it.   

[pettyfan43]

I have a 66 and a 73.
And like Charger1973, my 73 S/E will probably have a bit of an identity crisis when it is finished.

[TruckDriver]

A '72, but would love to have another '69 or a '68.

[Daytona R/T SE]

Right now I'm working on my '69 Daytona clone, but other future projects I own are:

'69 Charger T5 Copper/tan interior 383 auto/ac
'68 Charger was a 318 car, now has a junkyard 400 in it
'70 Charger parts car-it's junk
2 '72 Chargers both 318's, both projects
A couple of Imperials one for parts, the other is in decent shape
'65 Sport Fury convertible...I ought to part this one out....

Still looking for:

'72 Charger SE (To replace the one that got away)
'34 Ford 3 window coupe (These things have always eluded me-all the way back to the 70's when they were cheap)
'77/'78 Black Trans Am (These things have always eluded me too-all the way back to the 80's when they were cheap)

'58 Plymouth Fury
'59 Dodge Costom Royal Lancer
'70 Chrysler 300 H...and a few others....

[dukeboy_318]

I'm also looking for a 67 charger for my grandfather.  I like my 74 but he really misses his 67 and yes it was a hemi, thats why he misses it so much.

[The70RT]

'70

[tan top]

1967, but it'd be more accurate to say it owns me.

Guess you could say that bout most of us too.

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[warriorbass05]

1967, but it'd be more accurate to say it owns me.

Guess you could say that bout most of us too.

 

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Could be....I have a 68

[Lowprofile]

A 70 R/T.  They have always been my favorite.

[THE COLONEL]

My first, and only one.  A 69!

[tipopiola]

A couple of 68's.  Now that I'm done with school hopefully I'll be able to do something with them!  Tipopiola

[Chad L. Magee]

Still looking for:

'72 Charger SE (To replace the one that got away)
'34 Ford 3 window coupe (These things have always eluded me-all the way back to the 70's when they were cheap)
'77/'78 Black Trans Am (These things have always eluded me too-all the way back to the 80's when they were cheap)

'58 Plymouth Fury
'59 Dodge Costom Royal Lancer
'70 Chrysler 300 H...and a few others....

You need to look for the 34 Ford in either Kansas or Nebraska if you want a steel body project (especially if you got out in the backwoods areas).  I bought, years ago up in Nebraska, a 32 five window coupe body (the farmer was fine with storing it in his pasture with his other cars until I could get some time to work on it).  It is rough (missing passinger side door and interior), but is a good start for a rat rod.  Someday, a 426 hemi will be motivating it.....

[dukeboy_318]

 

[Ponch ®]

I got a seven-fo' and a oh-six.

[69bronzeT5]

My first, and only one.  A 69!

same with me

[jaak]

1969


Jason

[dodgecharger-fan]

69 and 07....

[chargerhunter]

68 440/4spd (was a 318/727) GL
68 383/727 ex drag car, currently undergoing a resto
68 383/4spd waiting patiently!

[Charger_Fan]

I've got two 70's.
One complete...



One not so complete...but I do have a trunk lid now.

[T16]

´72 SE.. my first american car ever..

Dont feel the need for a 2nd gen Charger.. they are quite expensive over here.
But a 72 Roadrunner would be great 

[High Impact]

Two 68'.  One's for parts the other is a 68 RT 440-4-gear-Dana car with 54.000 miles.  A really cool car!  The other is a 72 Rallye car with the 440-4-speed and 8.75.   Another cool car!   I just sold a 73 Charger tonight.  It will be a project for a younger kid.  Good to see a young person going after a car like this these days!