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68PK21 440.6bbl

68PK21 440.6bbl

Old Man with a Hat
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Can another Plymouth person join the peanut gallery?

Been lurking for quite awhile and see mostly Gran Pa's Chrysler's & Uncles Dodges.

Owned many Plymouth Mopars over the years, the first is relevant to my nic.
Others will be reveled in my posts to keep the data miners at bay.

Oh wait I did have in my possession a Dodge for awhile (funny/sad story).

Location: Dodge City FL
 
Welcome to the site from the Motor City!
 
After you figure that out let’s see your ‘68.
 
heh sorry no Mopars in the garage at present thus the 'Peanut Gallery' request.
Pictures of my first PK21 are non insistence due to a short life via a 100 mph rollover. :(
Second one well only had a Kodak Instamatic 110? camera back then and pics were tossed in a box of mess during a move long ago. (sorry) Other Mopars, well they were used cars back in the day and really didn't take pride in pic's of used/old cars. Think I still have a picture of my *NEW* Motorcycle from the 70's (digitally scanned).

:eek:
 
Hello from Minnesota. 100 mph rollover, that sounds exciting (now)!
 
LocuMob said:
Hello from Minnesota. 100 mph rollover, that sounds exciting (now)!
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Well it made me a faithful believer in 'POST' cars of the 2dr variety. (didn't loose the rear window, but the cops found the windshield and tracked me down via the inspection sticker :()
also steel belted radials were very dangerous at hi speed back in the early 70's. I should've sued Michelin.
 
68PK21 440.6bbl said:
Well it made me a faithful believer in 'POST' cars of the 2dr variety. (didn't loose the rear window, but the cops found the windshield and tracked me down via the inspection sticker :()
also steel belted radials were very dangerous at hi speed back in the early 70's. I should've sued Michelin.
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A friend was going over 100, lost control (drunk) and hit a tree. Still has the imprint of the key on his leg almost 40 years later.
 
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