your vin numbers

[road/track]

I'll help him with some below, but I never figure out the Banana Twist...Maybe a 6-pack 1972 Plymouth Charger?

[Hemidoug]

WOW...4 spd Dana car as well!

[road/track]

absolutely, you have to walk the line...

[72chargerSE]

Who the hell makes a first post of tell me your vin, here's mine?  Then spends the next two or three posts defending that it is a real 6 pack V-code and then spends his last posts insisting that he never said it was or was not a 6 pack before vanishing?  Oh, and he bought this ultra rare car for 3500 with a part time job, so not only is it incredibly rare, it's the deal of the decade as well.
Car could be legit but I highly doubt it.  He probably does love Chargers.  He probably also has been trolling us.

Dude, when the Great White North thaws out enough for you to canoe up to the secret collector car warehouse located by your cottage which is inaccessable right now, take a bunch of pics and make me out to be liar and I will be the first to publicly apologize on this forum.  But right now, I ain't believin' a word of it kid.

Ghostse... You  hit this spot on!

This kid is most likely some 15 year old knuckleshuffler....

72 R/T SE .. Do us a favor, go out and do the horizontal mambo... it will clear up your acne, and get your mind off of Chargers!!!

[Mr_fixit]

I beleeve him. This is the two of one 72 r/t se charger with the 440 hemi 4 speed automatic. I no wher the cabbage is . My englash not so good.

[SeattleCharger]

Sry I'm getting off topic, check out these transports, they are actually called a Challenger, cool, huh.  This site rents them.  (how cold is -60 Celcius anyways?) This thing is amphibious I believe, and looks like they have a car carrying one, eight wheels.

      http://www.rolligon.com/web_old/eqst.html

Arctic Equipped Vehicles - 2
ARCTIC OPERATIONS AS IN ALASKA, NORTHERN CANADA, SIBERIA
Arctic Equipped Vehicles
Rolligon 6x6 Challenger

Medium 6x6 vehicle designed for severe Arctic operations at temperatures to -60c. Vehicle suitable for cargos of up to 25,000 lbs (11,340 kg). Ideal for larger drill rigs and associated equipment. Serves as an excellent general utility service vehicle. Vehicle can be equipped with several types of off road tire.

Brief specifications:

Loaded ground pressure: 3.16 psi (0.22 kgcm2)
Land cargo capacity: 25,000 lbs (11,340 kg)
Maximum Speed - Land: 25 mph (40 km/hr)
Engine: Caterpillar, Cummins, Deutz, 235 hp - 250 hp
Transmission : Powershift, 8 speed
Axles: Deere planetary or Clark planetary
Drive system: Mechanical
Brakes: Internal wet disc with hand applied parking brake.
Arctic cabin: Standard, four man capacity, cab forward.
Enclosed cabin available: Option six man.
Rear Cargo Space: 8 ft. X 15 ft (2.4 x 4.6 m)
Tires, Standard: Rolligon 72x68-28LGP v4
Tires Optional: Goodyear FloGrip, Terra or Tundra Grip
Construction: Steel frames with aluminum structures
Steering: Articulated, hydraulic power.
* When equipped with Rolligon 72x68-28 Tires.

[TheGhost]

Looks like something that Todd Wilson woud want.

[Brock Samson]

Charger Drivers arn't normal.. 

[Khyron]

Charger Drivers arn't normal.. 

*DING*


we have a winner

[Charger_Fan]

I think I saw this driving on a road in Idaho last summer.

[mally69]

i thought there was sumthing called GLOBAL warming  thats why there aint no snow how hard could it be to get som pics when there aint no snow   i read every word in this topic  and pissed myself laughing  at the comments     im a 68-70 charger fanatic  I dont know much about  71 and up       WE NEED PICS   


but its still a  charger   and thats cool    id rather you have a 72 charger  than a new charger,,    either way dont loose interest it is still a cool car that will run great im sure wether its real or not.

[6pkrunner]

Here's a few pretty rare cars also.
a '72, a '73 and the fairly rare double six pack car. Had fore and aft 440s. Most dealers only had three or so on the lots at any given time.

[mally69]

Here's a few pretty rare cars also.
a '72, a '73 and the fairly rare double six pack car. Had fore and aft 440s. Most dealers only had three or so on the lots at any given time.

[Arthu®]

Here's a few pretty rare cars also.
a '72, a '73 and the fairly rare double six pack car. Had fore and aft 440s. Most dealers only had three or so on the lots at any given time.

you are pretty good with photoshop, if I didn't know better I would say it wasn't edited.

Arthur

[SeattleCharger]

      Three vins, same piece of grass in lower right.   , Good job on the tag, the letters look real   

[bookedbydano]

Man you just can't trust anyone can you.....BS

[konigcharger]

Here's a few pretty rare cars also.
a '72, a '73 and the fairly rare double six pack car. Had fore and aft 440s. Most dealers only had three or so on the lots at any given time.

wow all built on the same day too

[6pkrunner]

wow all built on the same day too

and all equipped the same, and all the same sequence number, and all the same.........

[Charger_Fan]

Nice! 

[ChargerSG]

 

[SeattleCharger]

wow all built on the same day too

and all equipped the same, and all the same sequence number, and all the same.........

Those are from a super rare one of one car that was actually three cars in one, came with three vin tags,    only thing is is that its stored in the bottom of a mile deep mine shaft in northern Antarctica, that is half way back-filled with rock, half-way filled up with ice, but he's planning on diggin down to the shaft it is stored in sometime in the near future.  Apparently the particular chamber the car is in is still intact and the car is in perfect condition, the vital fluids were drained and the car is on jack stands, pictures coming soon, well, not SOON, but eventually, just need to be a little patient.   This is FOR REAL, there are records of this car but they are located . . .  well, let's just say finding the records would be slightly easier than finding the holy grail, but he's working on getting those, THEY ARE TOTALLY AUTHENTIC.

[twilt]

So.....................when exactly does the Great White North thaw out?    

[charger_mike75]

 

[SeattleCharger]

This should be good. 

[twilt]