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That's a great car!

Just want to say, thanks for keeping this thread going. I don't have much time lately to participate on the site but I do check in toto this thread when there are updates. One of my favorites!

I've had a '99, '03 and now two '14's and a '15. Never had a death wobble experience. Weird. I do have a stack of recalls for the trucks, mostly for air bag crap. One potential bracket problem on my diesel.

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Cool. Good for him!

I'd love to talk with him about his car. I am trying to document the real cars and hear some of the stories from the good old days as they relate to the GSS cars. Any chance you can put me in touch with him?

We borrowed Mr. Norm's van last November and visited the old dealership again. I get over there about 3 times a year. Looks like hell but someone has replaced some doors in it and it looks like they are securing it more.

Here we are after I spent 25 minutes talking her into this shirt. She thought it was too small for her. I told her is was too small for me, not her.

Here is my GSS. It's the only CORRECT and fully documented 71 GSS you will see. It's not the nicest one out there though but it's good enough for me.

Here is my bike. You might recognize the lady from the cover of the newest MCG. I'm the guy that talked her into the shirt last summer at the Belvidere Mopar Happening and made all that possible. Got no credit for my work as usual though.

I have a 71 Demon GSS with 57k miles on it and a 76 KZ 900 LTD that was a custom bike sold there too. Not sure if I have any pics of the car on this machine or not.

I think Mrs. Hild was duped! Hope she at least got to meet the star.

Nice pics!

I've seen the M as the fifth digit on every 440 GSS I've ever seen. The maroon, silver and black cars from one collection and the two matching yellow ones from up north. 48 of them, all sold at GSD I believe, exclusively.

Cool! Take good care of it. Those are great cars.

The insurance will always lowball you. Tell them to either fix it or replace it with a comparable car. Saying they can buy one and actually doing it are two different things. I would tell them what you want for the car and add that it will go to court unless they want to pay it.

"Looks like it's hanging on for dear life" Yes, it's almost seasoned just right for it to be fun. This thing is a good 45 minutes north of me so I doubt I will be in the area anytime soon to check on it. Just an interesting tidbit about where this car was. Just to the north, about a 1/4 mile...

I saw this Dart Sport today while running around wasting time. It was parked at a shop/junkyard and I thought maybe it was for sale. The guy outside said it was a customers in for work. I thought that was cool. It's rusty for sure but either way, these are NEVER on the road around here. This one...

I don't have any Army stickers in this bunch. Just the two identical navy ones in the lower left corner. There are several USA and American flag decals though, and Illinois but nothing else military.

I took some of my old Dodge and Demon decals and placed them in a long, narrow picture frame for display once. It has since made it's way back to storage since I've got kids now. I might do that with some of these and hang them in the garage some day.

68 Barracuda here. Traded with a member here for it last summer. Had a 67 Barracuda 'vert once too.

I plaster my toolbox with decals too. Most of them were new but now are starting to get hard to find. Hardly any are as old as these since I was collecting Garbage Pail kid stickers into the 80's as a kid! I pm'd you guys who asked. Didn't want to turn this into a for sale thread.

I bought these from an old dude today who is trying to downsize his lifetime collection of "stuff". I love old stickers!

R.I.P. Bruce. My sympathy goes out to his family.

One easy way to make good on the location is to put your location under your user name instead of something that is supposed to be funny. I often don't even ask about parts, especially large parts if the location isn't mentioned. If it's in the signature it's one thing you won't forget in the ad.

I don't know what's legal or not regarding front glass anymore but when I was in high school in the 80's, a guy drove his Chevelle for MONTHS wihtout a windshield. He wore goggles like a stock car driver.

You have to be ready with cash and move fast these days. I used to take another mans word that he was going to buy a car when he said he did. In the past two months I've had five people give me their word on a deal and then back out one way or the other. I ask for a deposit now and no one will...

My dad had a 63 Impala Convertible, 327 4 speed. I have been looking for ANYTHING from this generation of car to pick up reasonable and have found that I like the earlier ones much better. Great car you have there.

The reality of it is that no cars are light weight anymore. Or small for that matter. They make Minis that look like Caravans these days.

I drove an SRT8 Charger a week ago. Great car and much improved interior over our 07 Charger. I wouldn't worry about 3 years or 30k miles. Ours has 23k I think and runs stronger than ever.