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Pick your favorite iconic car from any decade....
- Thread starter Iridescentone
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There's that phrase again...I just love the way that sounds!
It sounds like something hunter S. Thompson would have said
There's that phrase again...I just love the way that sounds!
I'm into the smaller "economy" type models......
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What a perfect grocery getter. My grandparents had no issue with their ‘69 Camaro. But when the gas crisis happened they sold it and bought a Datsun.
Hard to compete against a Ferrari 458. Their last NA V8. I’ve always wanted to drive one.
most likely one of the special run Hemi darts produced in '68 along with the 'cuda that year. I forget the exact number but something like 350 units between both models. This one could also be made to look like one too... a "clone" I believe they call it. There is a special race every year at the US national drag races that features these cars called "the Hemi challenge" so cool to see all those classic hot rods still gettin it on.
I wish I had a car like that (the right side totally open
) for hauling some antique furniture over the years. 
Were those available with the left side open for countries that drove on the wrong side of the road?
Being that car may run in the NHRA SS/BA class, it may have a Hemi in it.
Got to give Mopar credit..... while every other car maker is designing EV's and putting wimpy 3&4 cylinder engines in their cars, the Dodge boys are figuring out how to shove a Hellcat engine under the hoods of their offerings.
I believe the 68' cars are classified as SS/HA ( hemi ) I think most of the surviving original 68' drag pak specials are race cars these days .... as they were intended, but there are probably some that are cruisers too.
