charger stuff ******updated***** update 5rh November 2024

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 68  south Africa 

http://m.gumtree.co.za/a-cars/somerset-west/dodge-charger-1968/v?adId=110008648

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 thought this was going to be a good one , for charger spotting !!  but   only shows few seconds of a second generation below !! no point in watching   

3minutes 59 seconds !! only shot you see !  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kOtG1GL46c

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 all these pictures from this guy on ebay ,

http://stores.ebay.com/Darrins-Car-Photos-and-More

think red second generation , see green arrow 

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  clicked on web site for picture , lost internet connection  

don't think the #32 charger is a C500 , just has a coronet grill

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  nother website could not open  

looks like a 68 with a green top maybe black , ( damn monitor )??

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 cant remember seeing this advert before 

[myk]

Wouldn't younger buyers in that day be more interested in a Dart, or a Mustang or something?  Charger always seems like it would appeal to an older, more well-heeled buyer both then and now...

[TPR]

cant remember seeing this advert before 

Neither have I.
I've collected quite a few original ads over the years and I thought I'd seen them all.
Nice find.
TPR

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[Tilar]

Wouldn't younger buyers in that day be more interested in a Dart, or a Mustang or something?  Charger always seems like it would appeal to an older, more well-heeled buyer both then and now...

Back in that day (as I remember it) big cars were the norm and bigger meant more power and more respect. Most of the darts back then were considered old people cars because most of them had the leaning tower of power. The barracuda was popular though and Mustangs were "OK" and nothing more till you got to the 70-72 models (still very cool) which is the same time the Valiants were transformed into the Duster which moved a few people toward the smaller bodies cars as far as Mopar was concerned.

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no info come up in a random search of  dodge charger images  , looks like a reproduction from somewhere  , see bottom of picture

Airstreem advert ?? 

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  this is is a interesting thread on this site ,

http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/312145/1

recognise a few pictures ,

there is only info on one or two ie where & when  ,

I've just named the guys who posted them , not sure if its their own pictures or .......  & added what I  can see /spied    

loads of stuff to look at !! so pace your self !  may not be for every one though  

there are a few more chargers that I have not posted , also Christine type furys , 68 -70 roadrunners / GTX s  coronets  demons / dusters , challengers , barracudas etc

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 been looking through pictures on vintage shots from days gone by , Jalopy journal the  HAMB  ,

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=428585

there are lots of good pictures to look at , some reason I cant see / open all pictures   ,   lots of auto related stuff  ,  may not be for every one ,

pictures below  , ive named who posted it  originally  , and any info ,  but almost all have no date or where etc it was taken !

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 more from                                 http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=428585                                                               

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   fourth picture looks like a orange second generation with a white top , behind the chevy 

[Ghoste]

How do you spot them in all those crowd shots?  You must just pore over each car in view. 

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How do you spot them in all those crowd shots?  You must just pore over each car in view.  

 yeah like studding satellite  spy images  

been doing it since I was a kid , especially freeze framing VHS taped shows like kojak , iron side  , streets of safrancisco , etc   

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all these for sale on ebay now , like a mentioned in aero thread, some reason , cant do a link  

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the #31 & #2 cars look mean muthers

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