When is the last time you saw a 66-74 Charger "in the wild?"

[VegasCharger]

This light blue '66 sitting in the desert of someone's single wide property in Sandy Valley, NV
50 miles south of Vegas.

[greenpigs]

Call the Count(counting cars) and see if you can get a finders fee.

[Ghoste]

I like that photo, I think I might even print a copy off to put on the wall in the garage.

[Homerr]

I just looked at Sandy Valley, NV on Google for the heck of it.  It seems there are tow types of homes there: single-wide and double-wide.

[mauve66]

it is out in the middle of no-where, whatcha doing out there VegasCharger???

[VegasCharger]

Homerr
I just looked at Sandy Valley, NV on Google for the heck of it.  It seems there are tow types of homes there: single-wide and double-wide..............That would be correct mostly modular homes out there.

mauve66
it is out in the middle of no-where, whatcha doing out there VegasCharger???.............AAA Roadside RV tire change, my work that I do.

Bryan

[Ghoste]

Saw a GL go through town yesterday and disappeared in traffic before I could snap a photo.  I've seen the car a few times now but still no idea who owns it.

[TheAutoArchaeologist]

I found these two a while back....



Ryan

[charger_fan_4ever]

Saw a 69 charger 500, a 68, 67, 70 and a 73 this weekend

Did i hear you say charger 500 ? 

On the road or in the woods ?

Pics ?

[375instroke]

Seattle WA

[greenpigs]

Green 69 Charger with no motor and headers hanging low, had slots also. It was not far from my parents house in Centerville Ohio sitting out by a garage, most likely to pull the engine. Car looked solid but I didn't stop, not my style. If I see a Charger out driving around I will say something to the person but I don't go on peoples property to BS.

[Brads70]

I found this old soldier last summer does it count?  I try to help out the owner best I can but he still doesn't have it on the road yet.

[Bob T]

Pakuranga Highway, rush hour a few weeks ago, Nice Gen I  
They are rare out here, I only know of 3 anywhere!

[ACUDANUT]

A 66-67 with a 440 6 ?

[JB400]

I've seen one similar with the 6 pack setup, except the car was silver.

[F8-4life]

1969 charger SE 383 car

[TruckDriver]

Saw a '68 R/T yellow with black top and stripes near Big Bend, Wi. and a red with black top either a plain '68 Charger or a stripe delete car on hwy 45 going south yesterday near Milwaukee.

[grdprx]

I'm wild!  Wife got a shot of me and my daughter after coming to save us today, broke down on the side of the road...   
Easily resolved with the right tool.

[Fred]

Always a relief when the problem is easily solved. 

[adauto]

This light blue '66 sitting in the desert of someone's single wide property in Sandy Valley, NV
50 miles south of Vegas.

I"ve seen that thing in Sandy Valley last year..  then we went to the saloon in Good Springs!

[MaximRecoil]

I can count the total number of times I've seen a '68-'70 Charger (the only years I've ever been on the lookout for) "in the wild", in my entire life, on one hand.

I've been on the lookout for them ever since I was 4 or 5 years old (1979/1980), because of The Dukes of Hazzard. In 1980 or so we saw one in front of us on the interstate; my brother and I were quite excited about that. He said, "Look, it has that thing," (referring to the tunneled rear window; we didn't know what to call it). I suppose it could have been a Chevelle or GTO or something, given that the tunneled rear window was the only thing we were going by.

By the time I was 6 or 7 years old (1981/1982), I had General Lee toy cars and models, so I knew exactly what they looked like, and they were my favorite thing to draw as well. In fact, I recently came across this picture in the attic that I drew when I was 6 or 7:



I went to see one at the junkyard that was painted like the General Lee and had been used as a dirt track car, but I never saw one "in the wild" again until the early 1990s, when I saw a dark blue one with a well-used, but solid, appearance, parked at the local autoparts store.

In the late 1990s I saw a '69 in the oncoming lane as I was driving into Pittsfield, Maine. It appeared to be T3 Light Bronze, one of my favorite Mopar colors, with a black vinyl top and R/T stripe. It was such an awesome sight seeing that thing coming toward me; low, wide, and mean looking; with that low gaping maw of a grille and high bulging rear quarters; looking like a crouching steel predator ready to pounce. I saw a string of other restored classic cars right behind it, so I assume a car show or something similar had just let out.

That's the last one I ever saw "in the wild".  

[adauto]

I just looked at Sandy Valley, NV on Google for the heck of it.  It seems there are tow types of homes there: single-wide and double-wide.

thats about it...

[ACUDANUT]

Sounds like Hell to me.

[Baldwinvette77]

I can count the total number of times I've seen a '68-'70 Charger (the only years I've ever been on the lookout for) "in the wild", in my entire life, on one hand.

I've been on the lookout for them ever since I was 4 or 5 years old (1979/1980), because of The Dukes of Hazzard. In 1980 or so we saw one in front of us on the interstate; my brother and I were quite excited about that. He said, "Look, it has that thing," (referring to the tunneled rear window; we didn't know what to call it). I suppose it could have been a Chevelle or GTO or something, given that the tunneled rear window was the only thing we were going by.

By the time I was 6 or 7 years old (1981/1982), I had General Lee toy cars and models, so I knew exactly what they looked like, and they were my favorite thing to draw as well. In fact, I recently came across this picture in the attic that I drew when I was 6 or 7:



I went to see one at the junkyard that was painted like the General Lee and had been used as a dirt track car, but I never saw one "in the wild" again until the early 1990s, when I saw a dark blue one with a well-used, but solid, appearance, parked at the local autoparts store.

In the late 1990s I saw a '69 in the oncoming lane as I was driving into Pittsfield, Maine. It appeared to be T3 Light Bronze, one of my favorite Mopar colors, with a black vinyl top and R/T stripe. It was such an awesome sight seeing that thing coming toward me; low, wide, and mean looking; with that low gaping maw of a grille and high bulging rear quarters; looking like a crouching steel predator ready to pounce. I saw a string of other restored classic cars right behind it, so I assume a car show or something similar had just let out.

That's the last one I ever saw "in the wild".  

HAHAHA I swear i drew nearly that exact same picture in like 4th grade   infact when i saw your picture i thought you stole it from me... yeah im not very intelligent 

[MaximRecoil]

HAHAHA I swear i drew nearly that exact same picture in like 4th grade   infact when i saw your picture i thought you stole it from me... yeah im not very intelligent 

That's funny. Probably most kids that grew up watching The Dukes of Hazzard drew the General Lee at one time or another.

I found this Charger drawing in the attic too, which I drew in 8th or 9th grade: