charger stuff ******updated***** page 37 on April 20th 2024

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https://digitalcollections.hclib.org/digital/collection/CPED/id/5289/rec/8  

https://digitalcollections.hclib.org/digital/collection/CPED/id/13163/rec/23

[Ghoste]

Love those tv ads.

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Love those tv ads.

yes was surprised , never seen those before ! there are a more more baseball matches that have adverts in them if you got the time to search ive only scrolled three matches  , some we seen before , like  one of a 69 charger thats on youtube already where guy using a crane drops a statue ,  there are  lots of other dodge plymouth chryslers worth a look imo 

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   https://digital.library.temple.edu/digital/collection/p15037coll3/id/41899/rec/8

Temple University Libraries , have a lot of interesting pictures

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another one of Ryans (Devil) awesome videos    

three chargers in a field  one with a sunroof  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrAlbr5FWSs

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 XS29L9B269384    its still alive !   http://topclassiccarsforsale.com/dodge/352885-1969-dodge-charger-rt-numbers-matching-440-v8-factory-ac.html

  found the original  selling dealer of your charger  Inland dodge

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these are all 35 mm flim slides currently forsale on Ebay   

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 more 35mm slides from ebay

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  first two ! are again 35mm slides currently on ebay

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guess we have all seen this Ad before , posting this again because its the biggest version ive seen where the whole ad can be read , with out scaning an original

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sure would of liked to have walked around this dealership 

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these are 8 screen captures from the OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY - THE GATEWAY TO OKLAHOMA HISTORY https://gateway.okhistory.org/

there are three pictures of MAY AVE DODGE , taken at different angles ,
ive tried lightening & enlarging the pictures , there are 5 second generation chargers that i can see , & two Daytonas  ,  also a convertible challenger i think  


https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1694532/m1/1/?q=dodge

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  eight more screen captures from the same dealer but different angles   OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY - THE GATEWAY TO OKLAHOMA HISTORY https://gateway.okhistory.org/

https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1693094/?q=dodge#top



https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1695168/?q=dodge

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all pictures currently on ebay

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on ebay

[VegasCharger]

all pictures currently on ebay

I'm digging that '71 but I could w/o the oversized spoiler so I removed it LoL.

[krops cars]

I love all of the stuff people come up with.

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on Ebay   cant recall ever seeing  or hearing about this charger 2

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    charger 8 minutes fifty seconds into the video        coronet in this video too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8JqlURkrT8

[71_Charger_R/T]

these are 8 screen captures from the OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY - THE GATEWAY TO OKLAHOMA HISTORY https://gateway.okhistory.org/

there are three pictures of MAY AVE DODGE , taken at different angles ,
ive tried lightening & enlarging the pictures , there are 5 second generation chargers that i can see , & two Daytonas  ,  also a convertible challenger i think  


https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1694532/m1/1/?q=dodge

These pictures of "MAY AVE. DODGE"  Could very possibly be "Lynn Hickey" Dodge that was located on May Ave. in Oklahoma City.  My car was purchased from there in 1971 (Ordered car, January build date so may have been ordered shortly after this occurred.)

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these are 8 screen captures from the OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY - THE GATEWAY TO OKLAHOMA HISTORY https://gateway.okhistory.org/

there are three pictures of MAY AVE DODGE , taken at different angles ,
ive tried lightening & enlarging the pictures , there are 5 second generation chargers that i can see , & two Daytonas  ,  also a convertible challenger i think  


https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1694532/m1/1/?q=dodge

These pictures of "MAY AVE. DODGE"  Could very possibly be "Lynn Hickey" Dodge that was located on May Ave. in Oklahoma City.  My car was purchased from there in 1971 (Ordered car, January build date so may have been ordered shortly after this occurred.)

you know the original dealer thats great  , yes your correct ! Lynn Hickey  same address  just found a couple of adverts

[69F8C500]

these are 8 screen captures from the OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY - THE GATEWAY TO OKLAHOMA HISTORY https://gateway.okhistory.org/

there are three pictures of MAY AVE DODGE , taken at different angles ,
ive tried lightening & enlarging the pictures , there are 5 second generation chargers that i can see , & two Daytonas  ,  also a convertible challenger i think  


https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1694532/m1/1/?q=dodge

These pictures of "MAY AVE. DODGE"  Could very possibly be "Lynn Hickey" Dodge that was located on May Ave. in Oklahoma City.  My car was purchased from there in 1971 (Ordered car, January build date so may have been ordered shortly after this occurred.)

you know the original dealer thats great  , yes your correct ! Lynn Hickey  same address  just found a couple of adverts

A friend of mine has a Lynn Hickey dealer emblem. It's got the shooting cowboy on it. Really cool. He put it on his 71 cuda

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  nice color combo     

thought this was mine or its clone for a second same black wheels & dog dishes too  , then  i saw the bumble be stripe 

interesting idea for a video , shame you cant hear the motor though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lni-s7pwhhw

wonder if the owner is a member here ......

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   first picture is a screen capture from  SMU Jones Film  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC525GtyXp_qqNW4ptnVTn2Q

picture 2 to  eight from Ebay