GregG48213
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My question is: how are they stored when they're not at a show? Maybe a big pile?
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Sold out wtf !!!!!!! Lucky bastard
Oh yea, he did a pre order for them in May or June and just got them out. Hopefully he does another order of them.
MoparDan
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$*&"#@$&?!$#@*"#&.....!!!!!
SonOfaTomP
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rock got ya? i feel that. i got a big rock chip in my header but it ain't worth swapping heads. i just painted over it....
lots of M's at Carlisle this year. that guy is so lucky to have that dealer promo. that thig is cool!
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Last Wednesday we started on a trip to Sweden. Wheels & Wings Meeting in Falkenberg (approx. 20k inhabitants).
Three cars in our team: 67 Fury III, 68 Superbee, 69 Charger.
Except a broken heater core on my Charger all cars performed just like ever.
The meeting had like a couple thousand cars on the local racetrack (there are a lot of racetracks in Sweden!) and I couldn't resist to put 1.5k+ Photos online.
You'll be able to see them here:
pwg.gecius.de
There are sub albums for the pre-Party at the local US car club (existing since 1975), Friday, Saturday and each day cruising at night.
Basically the whole city is kind of locked down to enable a cruising route through the city. Go slow, enjoy. And I'd think all of the locals are on the street to watch the fun. Really amazing!
On Sunday we started to return home, but had to stop at Tomelilla, a really small town (village?) in southern Sweden to attend a Mopar Meet. Approx 70 Mopars, including a couple real letter cars, real R/Ts, a real Cuda Convertible and a real Superbird. The 78 Imperial was one of the youngest cars around.
We enjoyed it a lot and really had luck with best weather up there.
Three cars in our team: 67 Fury III, 68 Superbee, 69 Charger.
Except a broken heater core on my Charger all cars performed just like ever.
The meeting had like a couple thousand cars on the local racetrack (there are a lot of racetracks in Sweden!) and I couldn't resist to put 1.5k+ Photos online.
You'll be able to see them here:
Car Meetings / 2025 07 Wheels n Wings | gecius.de Gallery
Car Meetings / 2025 07 Wheels n Wings
There are sub albums for the pre-Party at the local US car club (existing since 1975), Friday, Saturday and each day cruising at night.
Basically the whole city is kind of locked down to enable a cruising route through the city. Go slow, enjoy. And I'd think all of the locals are on the street to watch the fun. Really amazing!
On Sunday we started to return home, but had to stop at Tomelilla, a really small town (village?) in southern Sweden to attend a Mopar Meet. Approx 70 Mopars, including a couple real letter cars, real R/Ts, a real Cuda Convertible and a real Superbird. The 78 Imperial was one of the youngest cars around.
We enjoyed it a lot and really had luck with best weather up there.
GregG48213
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Just For Your Information: 1975 was the last year for the C-body Imperial.
