Staring at your Charger

[moparfan53]

A flat black body with a chrome blower makes it somewhat ominous, like it's just lurking there, tempting me to step in just a little more.

I have to go now, the young men with white jackets are here ....

Quick... jump in your Charger, no way they will ever catch you!    

[Kern Dog]

Freddy, you have a nice butt. I like girls in white lace and stockings.

[UH60L]

I don't know about outright staring, but I find myself regularly looking at my car and not being able to believe I finally own a '69 charger.

It was literally a childhood dream come true.  I catch myself doing the over the shoulder look when walking away from it in a parking lot.

[1969chargerrtse]

it really is amazing the longer you really study a 68-70's body lines. pretty incredible. These cars were steel, not fiberglass like the 68-82 vettes that have similar swoopy lines. When i had a 68 69 and a 70, i purposely lined them up together just to see the subtle changes from year to year. nowadays cars are identical for 5-6 years, sometimes up to 10. back then they changed LOTS of minor things every year. anyone that owns a 68-69 and a 70 will notice how similar, but very different the curves are on the fenders, hood, etc on the 2 chargers, yet kept the same inner structure and body. pretty cool stuff!

Thing is the Fiberglass is a cool good thing, not a bad thing especially for the times back then.

Many times I've walked in the garage and said to myself, that's mine?  I own a 69 Carger R/T?  How lucky am I.  I love to show others the body lines of the rear 1/4 coming from the tail lamps.  My buddy says the lamps at dusk with the lights on have a sinister aggressive look.  Agree.

[resq302]

it really is amazing the longer you really study a 68-70's body lines. pretty incredible. These cars were steel, not fiberglass like the 68-82 vettes that have similar swoopy lines. When i had a 68 69 and a 70, i purposely lined them up together just to see the subtle changes from year to year. nowadays cars are identical for 5-6 years, sometimes up to 10. back then they changed LOTS of minor things every year. anyone that owns a 68-69 and a 70 will notice how similar, but very different the curves are on the fenders, hood, etc on the 2 chargers, yet kept the same inner structure and body. pretty cool stuff!

Thing is the Fiberglass is a cool good thing, not a bad thing especially for the times back then.

Many times I've walked in the garage and said to myself, that's mine?  I own a 69 Carger R/T? 

Wow, you own a Carger?  Must be a very rare car as that is the only one I've heard of.  I could only afford a Charger!      (Sorry.... couldn't resist)

[F8-4life]

If you own a charger and DON'T stare at it endlessly thats pretty damn weird in my book.