[sleeve101]

New to the `Life forum ...so if you haven`t seen them prior enjoy...

 

[IntimidatorR/T]

:bigcryingariver: :bigcryingariver: :bigcryingariver: just makes me want to cry that these cars were built for just under 4-5 thousand dollars back in the day.

 

[Houdini]

:bigcryingariver: :bigcryingariver: :bigcryingariver: just makes me want to cry that these cars were built for just under 4-5 thousand dollars back in the day.

And the technology they have in them now would have cost many tens of thousands, or more, back then.... they have more computing power in them than the entire plants that built them did in '70.

 

[2B3LJ]

And the technology they have in them now would have cost many tens of thousands, or more, back then.... they have more computing power in them than the entire plants that built them did in '70.

LOLOLOLOL , could you imagine a computer in a challenger back in 1970?

would have filled the whole trunk.

 

[hemiclone]

Thanks for the pictures from the plant I actually think they corrected the shade of Plum Crazy back to the 70s cars. Can't wait to see some yard pics of the PC classics on sunlight thanks Hemiclone

 

[JaxHemi]

:bigcryingariver: :bigcryingariver: :bigcryingariver: just makes me want to cry that these cars were built for just under 4-5 thousand dollars back in the day.

Dave, back then it may as well have been 40-50K, it was still a whole lotta dough.

Jack

 

[sickr bee]

Price is relative, I started at $2.68 hr in '75, retired last year at $ 22.75 hr so price/wage is pretty close, but much better at dealmaking now!

 

[2B3LJ]

, but much better at dealmaking now!

nothing beats life experience which is why i get called from a lot of
people here at work when they car shop

 

[PartycoveCaptain]

Sweet cars no doubt, but colors look off under them metal halide light fixtures.:;

 

[sleeve101]

Yeah, the lighting doesn't give justice...The DY actually is a very deep looking paint, the PCP seemed a little "watered down" if you know what I mean...Then again the lighter colours ( HO, DY, Silver etc) get more paint to cover the primer.

Sweet cars no doubt, but colors look off under them metal halide light fixtures.:;

 

[idmtfirefighter]

I'm probably going to either snap my neck from spinning it around or go into cardiac arrest the first time I see a DY in person.
WOW! I would have loved a Challenger in that color.