"Leland C. Scott" wrote in message ...
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Frank Gilliland wrote:
On 26 Sep 2004 01:33:11 GMT, Steveo
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Did I ever show you the pic of my Charger winning the burnout
contest?

http://img8.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img8&image=mobmain.jpg

Lime green? Wasn't that a popular color for the AMC Gremlin?

I think it might have been. It's funny you mention the Gremlin, it
was the only car we were sure we didn't see at Woodward but I'm sure
there was at least one there.

Sublime green screams vintage Mopar to me, obviously. I take a lot
of ribbing for painting with that color on purpose but what the
hey.

Same lime green color my old 1970 Challenger R/T was painted. White top and
interior, 383 Magnum engine, 4 spd trans with the Hurst pistol grip shifter,
AM/FM stereo, air, power steering and brakes.

My buddy had a 1971 429 Mustang with a 4 spd.

there is a 72 Charger R/T Special setting in my home town that has never been titled

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Frank Gilliland wrote:
On 26 Sep 2004 01:33:11 GMT, Steveo
wrote in :

Did I ever show you the pic of my Charger winning the burnout
contest?

http://img8.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img8&image=mobmain.jpg

Lime green? Wasn't that a popular color for the AMC Gremlin?

I think it might have been. It's funny you mention the Gremlin, it
was the only car we were sure we didn't see at Woodward but I'm sure
there was at least one there.

Sublime green screams vintage Mopar to me, obviously. I take a lot
of ribbing for painting with that color on purpose but what the
hey.

Same lime green color my old 1970 Challenger R/T was painted. White top
and
interior, 383 Magnum engine, 4 spd trans with the Hurst pistol grip
shifter,
AM/FM stereo, air, power steering and brakes.

My buddy had a 1971 429 Mustang with a 4 spd.

there is a 72 Charger R/T Special setting in my home town that has never
been titled

I was talking to a guy at a customer's plant where I was working a few
months ago and he told me a story about a Corvette. Seems a guy brought a
new Vett and then ended up going to Nam right after. Before he went he had
the car crated up. The guy came home in a bag so the car sat for years until
his parents got curious about what was in this big crate. The car still had
air in the tires, no rust mold etc. and had less than 100 miles on it. Think
what that's worth today!


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Leland C. Scott
KC8LDO

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