Mopar in West Union

Saw this when we went to Jim's Memorial Service. It was setting in a backyard by the Speedway gas station on the way into town. There were No Trespassing and Keep Out signs posted everywhere. Dennis may have a better shot.

They are still out there and can be found!

Yeah, it didn't look very friendly there.

Man, that is a cryin' shame right there. My wife would love it if I could bring home ANY '70-'74 E-Body.

Bummed,

Lee

You don't see them very much anymore.

Reb Stew wrote:You don't see them very much anymore.

Buddy that's for sure. I'm not a 'diehard' Mopar guy but E-Bodys and any Charger I am up for saving.

Later,

Lee

Yeah, buddy of mine in pulaski county has a couple of satelites and a 73 SS Chevelle just rusting away in a field.

No kidding? The '73 would be very nice to see saved. It's not my fave of the 'Colonnade' body style but any '73 is a rare and unique breed. Dang, I just hate to see old iron whither and die.

Later,

Lee

Me too. If I had the funds I'd own a car lot full. At one time I owned the 73 And my buddy begged me to sell it back to him. If I knew he was just gonna pull it out in the field Id have never sold it back to him. He also has a numbers matching 4speed ,SS 396 Chevelle in his barn that he wont come off of.

Wow, amazing...and I would be pretty bummed out if I was in your position with regards to the '73 SS. That's a shame there. People get 'funny' when it comes to cars. Eyes get big and dreams expansive (I've been guilty of that myself!) when it comes to project cars and trucks but it would be nice if folks could realize that a vehicle would be better off with someone else sometimes. I'm just saying'...

Later,

Lee

Tommy boy selling a 73 Road Runner, Bucket seat Console now 440, auto.....if anybody looking....has other wheels on it, drivable project 4500 range....

Was Petty Blue with black stripes