1 Nice Collection of wingcars

[nascarxx29]

The Bob and Sharon Malcolm cars .There also on the look out for the Buildsheet for the 409031 daytona

[tan top]

  thats some collection     thanks for posting 

[richRTSE]

I took some picts of their silver one a few years ago at the Mopar Nats in Columbus in '05. I can't recall if the red one was theirs or not...

[Dave Kanofsky]

I took some picts of their silver one a few years ago at the Mopar Nats in Columbus in '05. I can't recall if the red one was theirs or not...

That red one is mine - the Malcolm's are such nice people and I couldn't resist the urge to get the three Daytona's together for a quick photo shoot (By three I mean shortly after these pic's were taken they lined up their red/black wing car next to mine).

[FJMG]

There also on the look out for the Buildsheet for the 409031 daytona

Boy I had to look at the # twice! I have the sheet for 409030, a T5 auto (same as 409029). Maybe someday it will surface.

[nascarxx29]

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,62616.msg698761/topicseen.html#msg698761

[WB General Lee]

Bob bought my Richard Petty Nascar Charger years ago in the 80's. They are funny. When we met they did a little rold play to get the price down. I knew it was planned by I went with it. They are nice people. The silver Daytone they stole! It was cheap like 29k.

[alansc61]

thats some collection     thanks for posting  

The lime green bird was mine in 1970.    In  2002  it was found with 7,700 miles. What a story!!!

[pettybird]

The silver Daytone they stole! It was cheap like 29k.

not according to the people at Volo... 

[tan top]

thats some collection     thanks for posting  

The lime green bird was mine in 1970.    In  2002  it was found with 7,700 miles. What a story!!!

hello & welcome  , yikes !! must of been stored , have you any old pictures ? what  was the milage when you sold ?  

[WB General Lee]

I remember when they bought that silver Daytona. I never asked Bob but I remember at the Mopar Nationals everyone was talking about how cheap he got it for. The story was whoever owned it were asking much more and Bob low balled them on the price and they accepted. I dont know if he bought it from Volo. Maybe someone can verify that on the forum.

[gtx6970]

I remember talking to Bob at a show in Clay City Ky, he wanted to work a trade with the silver Daytona for my 4 spd 1969 GTX vert, and I turned him down ( yea I know,,,,,, it wasn't one of my best decisions  )

But I agree , Bob and Sharon are 2 of the nicest people you will EVER meet

[alansc61]

thats some collection     thanks for posting  

The lime green bird was mine in 1970.    In  2002  it was found with 7,700 miles. What a story!!!

hello & welcome  , yikes !! must of been stored , have you any old pictures ? what  was the milage when you sold ?  

i  have pictures that I passed on to Bob&Sharon. Car has never been registered. Original MSO!!  This car was a zone office demo that I picked up at  Natick,Mass. There were 10 to choose from. I picked the  only 6-pack car. 4-speed with a bench seat.  I think it had around 2,800 miles.  Bob & Sharon are great folks. We always get together at Chrysler Carlisle. Went to his shop a few years ago. Mopar eye candy at its finest.

[nascarxx29]

I remember seeing a Nascar Petty charger at a earlier Indy meet wasnt Malcolms car .I believe it was Mark Maroughis

[dmann]

new here---always following the interesting stories---have to comment on the lime superbird---my dad worked for chrysler at that time and had a lime sixpak 4-spd -no console demo---he had the superbird for a while and his boss borrowed it for a vacation trip up north----it never came back--dad told me that a head had cracked and was replaced at a dealer in nh or vt---have some pics when it was new and a few stories --i think that this could be the same car----dave

[Aero426]

I remember when they bought that silver Daytona. I never asked Bob but I remember at the Mopar Nationals everyone was talking about how cheap he got it for. The story was whoever owned it were asking much more and Bob low balled them on the price and they accepted. I dont know if he bought it from Volo. Maybe someone can verify that on the forum.

Going back to the mid 90's when they bought the car, that is now a long time ago.   It may have been a good deal.  But since we had have had a HUGE run up in prices since then, anything from then would seem like a steal.   Also, the car they bought was nowhere near as nice as the shape it is in today.   I believe the car was from the Rockford Illinois area.   

[nascarxx29]

I remember seeing a A4 silver daytona for sale if its the same car.I have the ad .Seller was a Tom Connor think the car was in Illinois.I seen the current Malcolm car earlier at Mopars at carlisle every time I seen the car it got better

[tan top]

new here---always following the interesting stories---have to comment on the lime superbird---my dad worked for chrysler at that time and had a lime sixpak 4-spd -no console demo---he had the superbird for a while and his boss borrowed it for a vacation trip up north----it never came back--dad told me that a head had cracked and was replaced at a dealer in nh or vt---have some pics when it was new and a few stories --i think that this could be the same car----dave

hello & welcome    intresting stuff   but you dad has some good back in the day storys  

thats some collection     thanks for posting  

The lime green bird was mine in 1970.    In  2002  it was found with 7,700 miles. What a story!!!

hello & welcome  , yikes !! must of been stored , have you any old pictures ? what  was the milage when you sold ?  

i  have pictures that I passed on to Bob&Sharon. Car has never been registered. Original MSO!!  This car was a zone office demo that I picked up at  Natick,Mass. There were 10 to choose from. I picked the  only 6-pack car. 4-speed with a bench seat.  I think it had around 2,800 miles.  Bob & Sharon are great folks. We always get together at Chrysler Carlisle. Went to his shop a few years ago. Mopar eye candy at its finest.

thanks for sharing the story great stuff

[alansc61]

new here---always following the interesting stories---have to comment on the lime superbird---my dad worked for chrysler at that time and had a lime sixpak 4-spd -no console demo---he had the superbird for a while and his boss borrowed it for a vacation trip up north----it never came back--dad told me that a head had cracked and was replaced at a dealer in nh or vt---have some pics when it was new and a few stories --i think that this could be the same car----dave

I just got goose bumps.This is the car.  We replaced the left head at our Dealership. I beleive the sales reps name was Bob Clark which I passed on a picture of him in a orange superbird at our dealership to the Malcolms.
I am from vermont.  Alan

[tan top]

new here---always following the interesting stories---have to comment on the lime superbird---my dad worked for chrysler at that time and had a lime sixpak 4-spd -no console demo---he had the superbird for a while and his boss borrowed it for a vacation trip up north----it never came back--dad told me that a head had cracked and was replaced at a dealer in nh or vt---have some pics when it was new and a few stories --i think that this could be the same car----dave

I just got goose bumps.This is the car.  We replaced the left head at our Dealership. I beleive the sales reps name was Bob Clark which I passed on a picture of him in a orange superbird at our dealership to the Malcolms.
I am from vermont.  Alan

think that car was in a mopar mag a while ago  big feature

[moparstuart]

new here---always following the interesting stories---have to comment on the lime superbird---my dad worked for chrysler at that time and had a lime sixpak 4-spd -no console demo---he had the superbird for a while and his boss borrowed it for a vacation trip up north----it never came back--dad told me that a head had cracked and was replaced at a dealer in nh or vt---have some pics when it was new and a few stories --i think that this could be the same car----dave

I just got goose bumps.This is the car.  We replaced the left head at our Dealership. I beleive the sales reps name was Bob Clark which I passed on a picture of him in a orange superbird at our dealership to the Malcolms.
I am from vermont.  Alan

very cool story   

[dmann]

sounds like  a familiar name [bob clark] but you say sales rep[my dad was service rep--so maybe not his boss but a friend anyway---i used to drive my parents to church [so i could drive!] you mentioned a story about finding the car--is it in print somewhere or how could i hear it----we also picked a used b-body dana in that car for a hot rod project of mine at that time! more burnout stories to come-------------dave

[alansc61]

sounds like  a familiar name [bob clark] but you say sales rep[my dad was service rep--so maybe not his boss but a friend anyway---i used to drive my parents to church [so i could drive!] you mentioned a story about finding the car--is it in print somewhere or how could i hear it----we also picked a used b-body dana in that car for a hot rod project of mine at that time! more burnout stories to come-------------dave

Dave, There were articles in Mopar Collectors Mag and Mopar Action.  Feel free to call 802-558-2511 for info.