Only took 20 years

[Bluemike]

Hello Folks, When I joined the military in 1977 I sold my 72 Charger for a more "sensible" car always telling myself I'll get another one. 25 years ago I had a 1968 Fury three convertible, during a "Do over" I sold that one too......"I'll get another one..." I kept my promise and just brought home another 1968 Fury three (paid too much for it).
With any luck it'll be with me until it leads my funeral procession. I live in Shawano WI, 63 years young, retired USAF, disabled veteran. God bless our nation's soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and Coast Guard. May they return home to a grateful nation, THANK YOU ALL VETERANS.

 

[GOLDMYN]

Welcome from Chilton, Wi , life is too short not to enjoy. SemperFi USMC 68-76

 

[1970FuryConv]

Welcome from Virginia! USMC 1984-1988. Agree with you on underappreciated veterans. If you don't think so, talk to a vet about getting health care through the V.A.

 

[Bluemike]

Welcome from Virginia! USMC 1984-1988. Agree with you on underappreciated veterans. If you don't think so, talk to a vet about getting health care through the V.A.

You may discover in life that there are more good people in this world than we realize, someone hears you, somewhere you encourage a person. You’ve already proven you’re willing to lay down your life for complete strangers, so people respect you. Don’t give it up yet Marine, call and write your politicians,let them know you’re not going away until someone gets off their @55 until you get simply what you’ve earned. I found out that getting a representative through AMVETS, American legion, DAV etc helps. The VA don’t like these reps because they work your case and don’t fold. Blessings for you.

 

[Bluemike]

Welcome from Chilton, Wi , life is too short not to enjoy. SemperFi USMC 68-76

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Excellent ride! My 68 fury I bought in Dykesville, a week after driving past the city twice going/returning to Egg harbor camping.
Life is short, I don’t know if there’ll be any 72 chargers I find stored in a barn in Heaven. If it’s a perfect place we will

 

[Boydsdodge]

Hello Folks, When I joined the military in 1977 I sold my 72 Charger for a more "sensible" car always telling myself I'll get another one. 25 years ago I had a 1968 Fury three convertible, during a "Do over" I sold that one too......"I'll get another one..." I kept my promise and just brought home another 1968 Fury three (paid too much for it).
With any luck it'll be with me until it leads my funeral procession. I live in Shawano WI, 63 years young, retired USAF, disabled veteran. God bless our nation's soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and Coast Guard. May they return home to a grateful nation, THANK YOU ALL VETERANS.

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Get a good camera to go with the new ride. It deserves more photos.

 

[SPF Required]

First off, thank you for your service.

Regarding price…. I use a simple formula that boils down to cost per ride. The more you drive the great looking new ride of your, the more you lower your cost per ride. Long story short…. The more you spent, the more you need to drive it! If you drive it enough, then it really isn’t expensive at all. Have a blast! And I second the motion to post more pics!