American ones, anyway. I grew up with these babies still on the road. They were not new, but had not yet aged out. I had some, back when you could get a rustbucket version for a few hundred dollars.
My dream car/truck
adary
#31
There are no classic cars beside American and British ones. Germans made crap in the 50’s and 60’s, and Japanese were even worse
Phil_Fish
#33
adary
#34
Close. It’s a 68’
But lemme drag out a photo of me with an absolute classic that is owned by my family and I drove two years ago 
adary
#37
That specific charger was purchased in 1969 by my wifes uncles father in Pittsburgh, PA. It’s been in the family ever since. 100% original. Paint was re-done a few times. Only 55k miles on the meter.Today its owned by my wifes cousin and it relocated to Montreal Canada
Sprkslfly
#42
Don’t recall seeing one IRL, and that may just be a bad angle… But it looks like “just another Dodge” in that pic.
But if it lights your spark plugs, who am I to judge? Oh wait! 
Phil_Fish
#43
It is just another Dodge, like any Challenger or Charger or Viper, I guess. Man, rip a fella’s heart out why don’t ya. 
mrpipes
#44
You guys would love it around here classic car wise. I’m not far from Auburn Indiana where the Kruse Auctions are/were held. Classics from Auburn - Cord - Duesenberg on up to the ones we’re listing here. Auburn has a really nice car museum and so does the auction grounds. Everything…some selling for millions.
Sprkslfly
#46
Pffbbt.
The shot you posted was just a bad angle.
EG:
When you get a decent shot, it’s actually a fairly sharp looking vehicle!
EG:
mrpipes
#48
It occurred to me that being international some may have never seen or heard of an Auburn, or Cord, or Duesenberg. So…
Sprkslfly
#49
Not sure if I ever knew the name for the Auburn, but definitely remember the car!
The Duesenberg is definitely a bad ass classic! And the Cord looks like it could have come out of the same factory! I remember playing with the Hot Wheels version waaaaaaay back when. chuckles