Retro pics, the good old days.

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Mannix also used a 71 Cuda convertible converted to a 72 that he wrecked.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMkrDk-VnTs&feature=youtu.be

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One thing doesn't match the others. I bought this setup in March 1980. Drove it home 75 miles on glare ice.

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Sheldon, was your first Hemi?

March of 80 was the same month I got my first & only Hemi.... 71 R code...

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Ha, ha: Yes that was my first one. I always wanted one since I was a kid, nothing was going to stop me from buying this one. I wish mine had been a real Hemi car like that though!

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 The potential was huge..Less than 10,000 miles.....Originally ordered on Guam, 426/4spd/4:10 heater delete.....Leather interior, AM cassette....  The reality was It never had a chance to survive....  It had been taken apart before I got it & with many lost parts on an island thousands of miles from a parts source (Guam) & on the salary an E4 in the Navy made plus the title issues due to the guy I got if from had a loan on it.......I was able to get the Hemi & 4 spd home... Honestly the car was so rusty it needed to die but......

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   before the bullitt chase

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Those boats took a lot of room to dock.

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That first one (Buick??) or whatever it is...make a cool street rod. 

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From Beverly hillbillies

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Notice the decidedly butt dragging, stock stance of this car.

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Notice the decidedly butt dragging, stock stance of this car.

I call it saggy a$$ syndrome. That's the way it was though.

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Landy working on a '68.

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  damn what a monster engine.

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Back in the Day

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Check out the stylin' hub caps on the Road runner.