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I understand what you're saying but it's still funny to hear someone refer to these cars as athletic =)

I've never actually met him. Never seen him with his car. But I think a few people have. Plum crazy 70 sport Fury that was a little bit racy. Saw his car a time or 2 in Chicagoland and once at drag week in Indy

I accidentally became a c body owner in 1997. And really because Radar's plum crazy fury was in a magazine in the early 90's. I've had tons of b bodies and prefer them. Have had a few a and e bodies. I do wish we still had the 71 mustang I drove in high school. And I'd love a Boss 429

The prompt: "Create an image of a car named hippopotamus in the styling of Virgil Exner"

The prompt: " create an image of a 1970 plymouth fury with hideaway headlights exactly like the real car. It should not have styling cues taken from buick or ford cars" because in playing around with it, the cars have looked like buick wildcats all the time...

@Blusmbl will be on the list.

My drone said the envelope was a little light...

$100 bills, leave the money in the envelope

I have a bridge in Brooklyn, you interested?

The fronts look way more right than the rears to me

https://www.kennelsonauto.com/auto/used-2021-dodge-charger-srt-hellcat-widebody-dixon-il/86417974/

I have 17" Atturos on the fury

Turns out @LocuMob could use them!

@71Polara383 @sixpkrt either of you know anyone local ish that needs OEM widebody tires? I sold the charger with blizzaks on it, my oems have a little life left if someone needs them. Would sell cheap

@SGVert there was one I really liked in Utah, almost invited you on another Hellcat journey!

Ya, this is a '21 MSRP in 21 started at 80k. 24 MSRP starts at around 96k, sure for the same truck. Many $110k sticker 23/24 out there and that's stupid

I've grown to prefer widebodies but did not start there.

Thanks! The market on hellcat powered stuff is evolving rapidly but I seemed to hit a spot where my charger had strong value but DDHC's had softened quite a bit. There's around 1000 unsold 2023/24's on the lots with huge MSRP right now

Some life changes required a different hellcat delivery method. I loved and enjoyed the charger for 2 years and 20k miles and the trade in was almost to the dollar what I paid for it. Can't ask for more from the car. Except more traction. Except room for the dog.