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easy there waz!!!
that there is pure, classic american muscle!!!
Some sortof charger or baracuda or other dodge/chrysler product!
Ugly or not that is our heritage (My country tis of the sweet land of liberty of the i sing....
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That is an american legend there! Obnoxious or not it is a classic sought after MACHINE! They were limited production and have a quite a bit of history behind them including being banned from Nascar. I was watching Barrett Jackson the other night and watched one fetch $180,000... It was a poor selling car at it's time as it was built just like our GT3 with not many ammenities It was built as a performer Capable of over 180 MPH and a .28 drag coefficient. Not bad for a car built 60's
The car is a Plymounth Braacuda FYI. This is the Roadrunner edition with the eithier the 426 Hemi of 440 six pack. I can't tell without looking under the hood. I know this may irritate thoes on the board, but there is much more than imported hi performance cars out there. At the time this car was king of hi performance cars on the street. To be a real car enthusist you should learn about all cars.
That orange car is a Plymouth Roadrunner "Superbird"--I think from 1970.
The Richard Petty racing team won the Daytona 500 that year with a racing version of that car.
Other than the nose cap and rear wing, and fender vents, other minor items, I don't know that the Superbird street version had any equipment that could not also be purchased on a "regular" Roadrunner. Jetskied, couldn't you get a 426 Hemi and 440 "six-pack" in a Roadrunner?
Unfortunately, the picture of the orange Superbird accentuates the nose.
I saw one at a car show a couple of months ago--it actually isn't as ugly as the picture, when viewed in person. But I wouldn't care to have one.
Not that there's anything wrong with that ...! :-)
--Dave
Eric,
Great pics. Do you have any of that blue vette next to the white Diablo? BTW your ride looks amazing! You've come along way from mods lined up on the garage floor.
