Road Runner Nest

Well, if that article in Musclecar magazine made me swell with pride, the description in this ebay ad practically brought tears to my eyes!


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-Tru ... 0250587240&

"By 1974, Chrysler had thrown in the towel."

yes,that was because they started playing a better game

that is a beautiful car...if something happens to mine, or i just decide i want another one, i may hafta look into getting that 74 i found....silver frost, black stripe, blue interior, rallye gauges, 4 speed (no motor), tips...put in a 360 or maybe a new 5.7 HEMI and a 5 speed.....MHHMMMMMMM

"By 1974, Chrysler had thrown in the towel."


It may be that Chrysler threw in the towel, but a lot of us that love these 73 and 74's threw that damn towel back in their face, stood up for another round, . . . . .and . . .and . . .. then. . ..




Sylvester Stallone made his first Rocky movie!


So. . .. .there!

very nice, i always loved that color combo, i test drove one identical to that back in 78, but i think it was a roadrunner, there is something about that silver frost and red stripes.....but i think this guy is way overpriced,not even the original motor, did you see the cudas and what he wanted for them, i just sold a beautiful 73 cuda with pistol grip, basin street blue, all matching numbers and all, i didn't get close to what he wants, i did ok, but look at his prices

Serious Satellite wrote:"By 1974, Chrysler had thrown in the towel."


It may be that Chrysler threw in the towel, but a lot of us that love these 73 and 74's threw that damn towel back in their face, stood up for another round, . . . . .and . . .and . . .. then. . ..




Sylvester Stallone made his first Rocky movie!


So. . .. .there!

yeah and then many movies were made,and fine of $2,450 was presented for smuggling illegal drugs,

Very Nice RR/X

Nice car!