SPECIALFORCESOFGOD
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I hope this is not a repost. I found it hilarious!
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Rojo
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This is not a charger either, at least not here.
It is an Aussie Mopar , HEY Charger was the advertisement back in the day , seen a beauty the other day in green on the streets of Adelaide .
Ahhh you sepos, if it wasn't made in America it doesn't exist
That's an Crysler RT Charger, E49 , circa 1970. 265 straight six . They almost won the Bathurst 1000 race against the 351 Ford GTHO's but they didn't have the legs down conrod straight.
American Reacts to AUSSIE MOPAR! E49 Charger HEMI Six
Cohort Classic: 1971 Australian Valiant Charger RT Hemi Six Pack - That Thing Got A Hemi? Um; Not Quite. - Curbside Classic
(first posted 6/25/2012) Bryce posted these shots of a 1971 Valiant Charger Hemi Six-Pack, and I don’t really have the time to do an in-depth write-up on these fascinating […]
Well.....Dodge was an American company when a car like this was made afterall......Ahhh you sepos, if it wasn't made in America it doesn't exist
That's an Crysler RT Charger, E49 , circa 1970. 265 straight six . They almost won the Bathurst 1000 race against the 351 Ford GTHO's but they didn't have the legs down conrod straight.
American Reacts to AUSSIE MOPAR! E49 Charger HEMI Six
Cohort Classic: 1971 Australian Valiant Charger RT Hemi Six Pack - That Thing Got A Hemi? Um; Not Quite. - Curbside Classic
(first posted 6/25/2012) Bryce posted these shots of a 1971 Valiant Charger Hemi Six-Pack, and I don’t really have the time to do an in-depth write-up on these fascinating […]www.curbsideclassic.com
Straight six, and they wonder why it wouldn't outrun a 351 Ford?
Some interesting cars came out of Australia....the newer Pontiac GTO that we didn't here was a great looking car...
Ahhh you sepos, if it wasn't made in America it doesn't exist
That's an Crysler RT Charger, E49 , circa 1970. 265 straight six . They almost won the Bathurst 1000 race against the 351 Ford GTHO's but they didn't have the legs down conrod straight.
American Reacts to AUSSIE MOPAR! E49 Charger HEMI Six
Cohort Classic: 1971 Australian Valiant Charger RT Hemi Six Pack - That Thing Got A Hemi? Um; Not Quite. - Curbside Classic
(first posted 6/25/2012) Bryce posted these shots of a 1971 Valiant Charger Hemi Six-Pack, and I don’t really have the time to do an in-depth write-up on these fascinating […]
I said “here” and what’s a sepo?
RacingJake
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Now we call them Stellantis LOL
the end is near
Unfortunately so it appears....
Actually you said, "This is not a charger either, at least not here." I know I know, it's a fine point, but I have just noticed over the years that the sepos tend to focus on US achievements and ignore what's happening offshore. A pity since there are some amazing achievements and races over here. As for sepo, that's an term of endearment, referring to "separatists", not in anyway to be offensive but to distinguish you from the rest of the British colonies that didn't break away
Of course we're all in the same western club, have been for a 100 years and more. Japan's in the club too thankfully. Imagine if they embargoed Hayabusa parts
I don’t know (what) you’re talking about.
SPECIALFORCESOFGOD
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I'm not a snob or anything like that (and I'm not into muscle cars) but to me, the OG Charger (and Challenger) is the only one.
I find it so silly that a company thinks a name badge gives them the right to succeed an older model with a newer one that lacks whatever made the older model special.
I don't know where the line is drawn, though.
SPECIALFORCESOFGOD
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I don't know a single straight male that would find that adventure bike irresistible!
SPECIALFORCESOFGOD
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A couple good ones!
