A Challenger post for the few Who know who DannySixpack is.
a time capsule for: You Know who you are
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“Photo by DannySixpack”
Left Fender Tag
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1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 440 Sixpack
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Bought in 1976
Put in a garage in 1983
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My Dad had several Multiple carburated Chrysler Products – Hemi’s with dual quads. My mom liked the “pickup”. She often scared both my father and me with the speeds she drove at. When she drove this car, not only did she scare me but she scared herself for the first time ever.
Edelbrock Aluminum Manifold with Chrysler Star and Part Number
Hemi Orange Paint from the factory.
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Dual snorkle hood
with E-60-15 “Hemi” Wheels and the shiny trim ring.
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E-60-15 Wheels and the shiny trim ring.
Pristine Back Window
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The Build Sheet is right where the factory left it 50 years ago
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Space Saver spare only came with the E-60-15 Wheels/Tires. Notice the ‘build sheet’ still tucked in the back seat. When I put the car away in 83 no one was talking about build sheets. Now they take them out and make a book about the car. Had I removed the build sheet it would probably be lost.
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Thats the power cord for a Cincinatti Microwave Escort Radar Detector on top of the dash.
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the vacuum gauge was for gas mileage.
“Photo by DannySixpack”Notice the stiching detail in the dashboard
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One of the finest Instrument Panels ever produced.
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I always thought of this car as male. now i’m not so sure.
Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Power.
I’m crying.