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1970 Dodge Challenger Drag Race game

Started by cudaized, July 04, 2017, 03:50:04 PM

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cudaized

1970 `cuda340 convertible 4-speed Rallye Red with Red interior cudaized.com 1970-71 Plymouth and Dodge E-Body Convertible Registry ebodyconvertibleregistry.com

Cuda Cody

That's something I've never seen before.   :cool:  The guy will be at Carlisle too.  Might swing by and look at it on person.

cudaized

If it was Plymouth and 'Cuda, I would have purchased it already.
1970 `cuda340 convertible 4-speed Rallye Red with Red interior cudaized.com 1970-71 Plymouth and Dodge E-Body Convertible Registry ebodyconvertibleregistry.com


RUNCHARGER

Sheldon

Shoooter

Cody is the first person I thought of when I saw rhis. Would look great in your games room

johnr

I'm thinking my boy might need this to accent his new project.
--  johnr  --

realn96

 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Shutdown-Plymouth-Super-Stock-Racing-Set-in-Original-Box-Toy-Set/372106842492?hash=item56a34bd17c:g:xewAAOSw8a1ZuWct

they where made by republic back in the day. Plymouth made a version too. They called it shut down! It had two 68 Road runners!! My friends Dad got it from a local Plymouth  dealer as a promo when he bought his 68 Road runner. He still has the "shutdown" not the 68 RR! He said Ronnie sox was there handing them out.. Promoting Plymouth cars of coarse!!They even gave him one of those satin  type jackets with a Plymouth patch on it. He still has the jacket to this day too!!




Cuda Cody


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69bronzeT5

Damn cool!  :iagree: though, too rich for my blood. LOL

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RUNCHARGER

I'd end up using it and smashing up the cars or something.
Sheldon


johnr

This toy would be like one of the Cudas or Challengers. It really doesn't matter what it is, I just plain have to play with it and it was meant to be driven !

                                        -- johnr --
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ViperMan

Ya know, I think slot cars might be the one "toy" that is far superior today than they were "back in the day."  I still have some of my dad's old slot cars, and they couldn't hold a candle to ones I owned even back in the 90's.  Slot cars are still a big hobby these days, and there's a hobby shop just up in Dayton that has two rather large, permanent tracks.  The cars are 1:32 scale and are fast as HELL...

https://www.ebay.com/p/Scalextric-Sam-Posey-Dodge-Challenger-Slot-Car-1-32-Scale/2255528354

There's also this bada$$ version!

CudaMoparRay

Quote from: ViperMan on November 06, 2017, 11:43:12 AM
Ya know, I think slot cars might be the one "toy" that is far superior today than they were "back in the day."  I still have some of my dad's old slot cars, and they couldn't hold a candle to ones I owned even back in the 90's.  Slot cars are still a big hobby these days, and there's a hobby shop just up in Dayton that has two rather large, permanent tracks.  The cars are 1:32 scale and are fast as HELL...

https://www.ebay.com/p/Scalextric-Sam-Posey-Dodge-Challenger-Slot-Car-1-32-Scale/2255528354

There's also this bada$$ version!


Now that sure makes me want to get one