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Old 04-30-11, 10:19 PM   #1
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The Nova is nice, but the Challenger just has "that" look. So much so that starting in 2009 the new Challengers were made to look very much like that one.
http://www.dodge.com/en/2011/challenger/index.html
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Old 04-30-11, 10:58 PM   #2
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Love Classic Cars.

Here are two of my old man's classics.





The SS was repainted from black with white stripes to red with black stripes.

the 454 was removed and replaced with a 502.... it is one smokin car.
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Love Classic Cars.

Here are two of my old man's classics.

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the 454 was removed and replaced with a 502.... it is one smokin car.


And I thought I had a big engine sitting in my room...

Literally - I have one sitting in my room haha
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The Nova looks pretty nice but at the end of the day you still just have a Nova.

MoPar all the way.

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I'm torn. I love the paint on that Nova., considering what I would do with either of those cars I'm really in no place to comment on either.

(But I'd go with the Challenger)
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Nova is a mundan grocery getter in my eyes. Challenger is indicative of 'muscle car'.
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The one muscle car I ever had was my first one, a used 1970 Mercury Cougar. Had to give it up as this cat enjoyed feasting on my tiny bank account too much. The grill looked cool, but the headlight doors wouldn't stay down giving the car a sleepy look most of the time.

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The Nova is nice, but the Challenger just has "that" look. So much so that starting in 2009 the new Challengers were made to look very much like that one.
http://www.dodge.com/en/2011/challenger/index.html
Agreed. Looks like a 71 Torino Cobra knocked up a Camaro and gave birth to a rock star
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Old 05-01-11, 12:34 PM   #10
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Agreed. Looks like a 71 Torino Cobra knocked up a Camaro and gave birth to a rock star


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When I joined the navy my dad spent the money he had already set aside on a '67 Corvette convertible. When I came home I had some great times in that car (my stepmom needed the 'family car', so poor Steve "had to" drive the 'Vette. )
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When I came home I had some great times in that car (my stepmom needed the 'family car', so poor Steve "had to" drive the 'Vette. )
Now, there's a hardship. Plus, gas was cheap then.
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Now, there's a hardship. Plus, gas was cheap then.
It will be hard to feed a 350' v8 with my led foot haha
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It will be hard to feed a 350' v8 with my led foot haha
When a gallon of gas cost twenty-five cents everybody had a lead foot.
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When a gallon of gas cost twenty-five cents everybody had a lead foot.
My mother had a supercharged Z28 Camaro then...
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