What is your age?

[Vanishing Point]

Originally Posted by Mr.DJ

38 you say? I've got socks that old...heh...heh.

You and me both!!

[77 Monte Carlo]

Im 17, and I own a black 77 Monte Carlo with a 305. I dont like hardly any new cars, and i dont like an engine if its smaller than a V8, But i love the new Challenger, Me and my girlfriend both want one asap. She wants a Hemi Orange one with a vinyl top, and I want a plum crazy one. Muscle cars are loved by all ages

[EVERRET]

Originally Posted by 77 Monte Carlo

Im 17, and I own a black 77 Monte Carlo with a 305. I dont like hardly any new cars, and i dont like an engine if its smaller than a V8, But i love the new Challenger, Me and my girlfriend both want one asap. She wants a Hemi Orange one with a vinyl top, and I want a plum crazy one. Muscle cars are loved by all ages

Welcome... 77 Monte Carlo. I also want a orange Challenger similar to the Concept, but I doubt they will come with a vinyl top. You would probably have to go aftermarket on that. be sure to check the Video section and Photo sections from previous coverage of the Challenger.

[77 Monte Carlo]

i would probably get chrome added to it. I like chrome

[Paladin06]

50, glad to be here..

[70CudaGuy]

53. And I already told Dodge, "If you BUILD IT, I WILL Buy It!"

Mopar Rules!

[04SRT4MAN]

This car looks like a direct hit with the 'baby boomer' generation. I was nearly 18 when the Challenger arrived on the scene, but didn't have the funds to buy one then. This time it's a little different

[08ChallengerDad]

I'm old enough to remember seeing Shirley Muldowney racing against the local guys on the streets here in upstate New York. They'd usually start and finish the night's activities at the Mike's Subs/Neba Roast Beef shop(s) (like the old A&W drive-in's) at route's 7 & 5. My Father would take my brother and me in his 1965 427 Ford Galaxie to check out the cars/races a few times each summer (when we were real young - but I still remember it!).
Geez.....thinkin' about that......now I FEEL old.

[Tails]

Originally Posted by 08ChallengerDad

I'm old enough to remember seeing Shirley Muldowney racing against the local guys on the streets here in upstate New York. They'd usually start and finish the night's activities at the Mike's Subs/Neba Roast Beef shop(s) (like the old A&W drive-in's) at route's 7 & 5. My Father would take my brother and me in his 1965 427 Ford Galaxie to check out the cars/races a few times each summer (when we were real young - but I still remember it!).
Geez.....thinkin' about that......now I FEEL old.

You mean Shirley "Boom Boom" Muldowney. Sorry I don't remember her...........senile dementia I think...............

[08ChallengerDad]

Actually, it was "Cha Cha". (I think Connie Kalitta gave her that name.)
Yup, that's her.