interesting pictures , & stuff ! -*** UPDATE *** 24th April 2024

[Challenger340]

This is my most favoritist thread ..... GREAT stuff

Thx tan top

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https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0516-243486/1970-plymouth-superbird/

[JB400]

Tan top's been MIA for a while.  Hope all is well

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This is my most favoritist thread ..... GREAT stuff

Thx tan top

 

Tan top's been MIA for a while.  Hope all is well

  Hey JB400 , thanks for thinking of me !  .  
with out going into too much detail , family stuff,  life, got in the way !  & sadly losing my Dad to cancer .

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screen captures from SMU JONES FILM   


https://www.youtube.com/c/SMUJonesFilm

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[JB400]

Glad to see you back

[John Milner]

I know second picture is a olds , ! but who cares 

Not me!!

This is cool, I wonder how long it had been sitting here when this photo was taken?

not sure  , came up in a search ,  I normally do ever so often ,  think it was tumbler or pinterest  site thingy , random car & automotive pictures , if it was someones site or ... I normally post a link & say etc  ,  if I come across it again & or find any info else where  , ( happens sometimes , the full story is posted else where on another site  )  will post any & all info here 

That car is from Chickasha, Oklahoma.  That Challenger had been in that car carrier since at least the early 80's if not the late 70's.  It was a 383/727 car.  To go along with this RT/SE Challenger, the same owner had a 70 TA 340 6 pack Challenger, 70 Challenger convertible, 70 FC7 Purple Challenger, 2 70 Barracuda convertibles, 70 Barracuda Grand Coupe, 2 67 Coronet R/T's, 57 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible, 33 Ford Coupe, 33 Ford sedan and many other rare cars, parts, hemi engines, etc.  He had a speed shop in Chickasha, Oklahoma in the 60's-70's.  I knew the previous owner for years.  He really would never would sell anything for years and loved Mopars.  He was close to 80 years of age and had a lady friend that was living with him and I suppose helping take care of him.  In 2020, a deal was made to buy all of the cars and parts.  The guy was in a wheel chair, had dementia and really didn't know what he was doing when he sold them.  The lady that was "taking care" of him ran off with the money from all of his collection.  Shortly after, the previous owner of the cars passed away. 

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I know second picture is a olds , ! but who cares  

Not me!!

This is cool, I wonder how long it had been sitting here when this photo was taken?

not sure  , came up in a search ,  I normally do ever so often ,  think it was tumbler or pinterest  site thingy , random car & automotive pictures , if it was someones site or ... I normally post a link & say etc  ,  if I come across it again & or find any info else where  , ( happens sometimes , the full story is posted else where on another site  )  will post any & all info here  

That car is from Chickasha, Oklahoma.  That Challenger had been in that car carrier since at least the early 80's if not the late 70's.  It was a 383/727 car.  To go along with this RT/SE Challenger, the same owner had a 70 TA 340 6 pack Challenger, 70 Challenger convertible, 70 FC7 Purple Challenger, 2 70 Barracuda convertibles, 70 Barracuda Grand Coupe, 2 67 Coronet R/T's, 57 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible, 33 Ford Coupe, 33 Ford sedan and many other rare cars, parts, hemi engines, etc.  He had a speed shop in Chickasha, Oklahoma in the 60's-70's.  I knew the previous owner for years.  He really would never would sell anything for years and loved Mopars.  He was close to 80 years of age and had a lady friend that was living with him and I suppose helping take care of him.  In 2020, a deal was made to buy all of the cars and parts.  The guy was in a wheel chair, had dementia and really didn't know what he was doing when he sold them.  The lady that was "taking care" of him ran off with the money from all of his collection.  Shortly after, the previous owner of the cars passed away.  

thanks for the Story  JM      sad  not a good ending .....   hope she got what was comming ..

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 Next 7 Screen captures below are from SMU JONES Film on youtube https://www.youtube.com/c/SMUJonesFilm

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 these 35mm slides are on ebay  

[StoneCold]

[John_Kunkel]

I helped build this car.

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I helped build this car.

 good pictures !


 thanks for sharing  

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first  two screen captures are from University of Pittsburgh Digital collection     https://digital.library.pitt.edu/collection/robert-g-pflaum-photograph-collection

other six  are or was recently on ebay

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  all on ebay

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 eight screen captures from

UTSA LIBRARIES SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
             DIGITAL COLLECTIONS
  UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

https://digital.utsa.edu/digital/collection/p9020coll7/search/searchterm/plymouth

https://digital.utsa.edu/digital/collection/p9020coll7/id/1885/rec/3045

https://digital.utsa.edu/digital/collection/p9020coll7/id/1884/rec/3036


theres a 68 charger with what looks like white walls in notrhstar dodge  showroom   

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 thought these were good / worth watching  IMO  :yesnod:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyFrboVkGcg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7alj9fNOy0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moU8VV8jhQM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3JGUzmWslM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg9QMfT_AcY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPY_WLYXanM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtsao7tMXdM

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