Retro pics, the good old days.

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Arrow Motors, a Dealership that no longer exists
They had this showroom and another one across the street
I used to pass this dealer everyday on my way to high school. I would look at muscle cars they had in he showroom; I distinctly remember a Dodge Daytona that sat there for quite a while before it was sold.
Later as I worked as a mechanic and owned a series of Dodge Challengers; I would go here to get my parts at "garage net" Wish I could do that today!   

Notice the 1964 Plymouth at the light, on the street in front of the dealership!

[RUNCHARGER]

That hacked up Cuda looks pretty new judging by the wheels and tires. Engine setback, I wonder if it was a body in white or a real car with rubber bumper etc?

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I don't even remember what class "BB/GS" was?? 

[Skdmark]

I don't even remember what class "BB/GS" was?? 

The chart only goes to 1969, but has BB/GS listed.
https://efregoso.github.io/gassermadnessus/Gas_Classes/chart.htm

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[RzeroB]

Arrow Motors, a Dealership that no longer exists
They had this showroom and another one across the street
I used to pass this dealer everyday on my way to high school. I would look at muscle cars they had in he showroom; I distinctly remember a Dodge Daytona that sat there for quite a while before it was sold.
Later as I worked as a mechanic and owned a series of Dodge Challengers; I would go here to get my parts at "garage net" Wish I could do that today!   

Notice the 1964 Plymouth at the light, on the street in front of the dealership!

I didn't at first.

I was more preoccupied wondering what that '67 or '68 Camaro was doing on the dealer's lot?? Must of been a trade-in for something better!!

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[Brads70]

The good old days.... when they actually were "stock cars"

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