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Charger Discussion / Re: Post a picture of your 196...

Last post by Kern Dog - Today at 03:31:36 PM

I was trying to express how choosing one of the three years (in some ways) compares to picking one of the three curvy beauties with boobs.
These cars have been compared to the curvy bodies of women since their introduction. It was not a stretch to imagine that today.
Posting pictures of women that are not nude should not offend anyone that actually likes women.
Has everyone but me gotten so old that they can't appreciate a joke or a sexy woman?

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Charger Discussion / Re: Post a picture of your 196...

Last post by Charger-Bodie - Today at 03:06:12 PM

No, I still like women.
SOME still do.

i love women too, but i dont think thats what this website or this thread especially are about. Come on dude.

#3

Car Guys Discussion / Re: Old Mopars in the wild

Last post by Kern Dog - Yesterday at 09:01:51 PM

1970's Dodge Pickup. Weaverville, CA.

The guy parks like an asshole but thanks for the picture!

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Car Guys Discussion / Re: Old Mopars in the wild

Last post by Chris 69 - Yesterday at 07:43:52 PM

1970's Dodge Pickup. Weaverville, CA. 2-10-26

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Car Guys Discussion / Re: Old Mopars in the wild

Last post by Chris 69 - Yesterday at 07:43:00 PM

1970's Dodge Pickup. Weaverville, CA. 2-10-26

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Charger Discussion / Re: Post a picture of your 196...

Last post by Kern Dog - Yesterday at 01:48:01 PM

No, I still like women.
SOME still do.

#7

Garage Sale / WTB MacBook Pro M2

Last post by Nacho-RT74 - Yesterday at 12:07:46 PM

Searching for a nice used and priced Mac Book Pro M2 16" 32Gb Ram and preferably 1Tb.

Preferably with box and all accesories

If posible, Space Gray.

model A2780

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Charger Discussion / Re: Post a picture of your 196...

Last post by b5blue - Yesterday at 09:31:10 AM

he's 12

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Charger Discussion / Re: Post a picture of your 196...

Last post by Charger-Bodie - Yesterday at 09:07:09 AM

Man, I grew up watching the Dukes of Hazzard and really wanted a 1969 model. I saw Bullitt after I had already formed an attachment to the 1969 styling.
I bought my first 1970 Charger in 2000, the second one in 2019. Within a month of owning my first one, I changed my stance. The 1970 was #1 for me from then on with the 1968 running a close second. The open grille design is just cool. The 1968 taillights are fantastic too.
You can't really go wrong with any of the '68-70 Chargers. To pick a favorite is like picking a favorite of these:

the op asked for pics of 68s. tou are turning it into a 68 69 70 debate and adding women? wth?

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Engine, Transmission, Rearend, & Exhaust / Re: Who has had success with a...

Last post by Kern Dog - Yesterday at 03:06:20 AM

Good news! The dent in the A/C condenser poses no problem.



I had the unit pressure tested while being dunked in a tank of water. It made no bubbles with 120 psi of air pressure in it so the guy said it would be fine.
$48 to test versus $250 for a new one including shipping.
I have an idea on something. In 2024, I did a Vintage Air installation in a friend's 68 Plymouth. I worked hard to get the underhood components to look as clean and well sorted since the car itself was so nice.
I did my own A/C system in 2019 and while I'm not embarrassed with the work, one thing that I didn't quite like was the placement of the # 6 line over the top of the hood latch support.



I want to hide it by running it this way:




The cool thing is, I have the stuff here to do it. This will tuck it away and clean this area up. I'm thinking of painting that support black to blend into the "blackout" theme better even though it is factory correct to be body color.