Is the Scamp a redheaded step child?
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rotest:No, not a protest about Scamps. It's that picture! No freckles, way too tan, and a total dye job = redhead poser
16th generation here and both parents were redheads too. Can't fool me! LOL Here's mom, my brother Mike, my dad (sadly missed), and me in an old family portrait taken when I was 16. God what 30 years does .............
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Oh my,Leanna.That hairstyle takes me back!(LOL)
66plyValiant
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No, not a protest about Scamps. It's that picture! No freckles, way too tan, and a total dye job = redhead poser
16th generation here and both parents were redheads too. Can't fool me! LOL Here's mom, my brother Mike, my dad (sadly missed), and me in an old family portrait taken when I was 16. God what 30 years does .............
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holy crap Leanna is a redhead!! (shh guys we have to tame down the redhead hummor, they have a temper:book
J/K
mmmm red heads I met one with an Irish accent once who..... well she was tall lean with amazing freckles a , beautiful face perfect rack and *** with long legs..... A perfect 10 in just about anyones book.
I met one with an Irish accent once who..... well she was tall lean with amazing freckles a , beautiful face perfect rack and *** with long legs..... A perfect 10 in just about anyones book.Plymouth 340
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And if you didnt know Leanna is a redhead you need glasses or something. And watch it res, Leanna is right above.mmmm red heads
74Dusted
Stock Piler of 340's
Got any sisters or cousins in their twenties?
(pssst, please don't kill me or ban me as a future customer for asking)
LOL @ all of you! Sorry 74Dusted, just my brother. He never liked to get dirty and dad ran stock cars ... that's how I ended up me. :-D
No worries on a temper. I inherited a lot of things with the Irish blood but that wasn't one of 'em.
No worries on a temper. I inherited a lot of things with the Irish blood but that wasn't one of 'em.
95teetee
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I had seen my Scamp in town several times (I actually went out with the sister of the girl I bought it from) and when it came up for sale I was all over it.
But I got close to it, and saw the front end and thought "Plymouth??!!!???"
I'd never even heard of a Scamp- just always thought it was a Dart when I saw it around.
That's why I never got overly upset at people for calling it a Swinger (unless they argued that I shouldn't have a Plymoouth plate on the front of it lol).
But I got close to it, and saw the front end and thought "Plymouth??!!!???"
I'd never even heard of a Scamp- just always thought it was a Dart when I saw it around.
That's why I never got overly upset at people for calling it a Swinger (unless they argued that I shouldn't have a Plymoouth plate on the front of it lol).
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If they ask, just tell them it's the mean version of the dart. You just gotta have a Sharktooth grill in it.
mattsinger
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I always liked the scamps...and redheads. Miss my Scamp
swinger340
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Alot of people don't know the difference. I went to look @ a 71 Dart 3 years ago. When i got there i saw it had the duster nose on it, looked @ the VIN and sure enough it was a Scamp. Had the plymouth badges on it too, but missing the scamp emblems. Guy who owned the thing had never even heard of a scamp. B5 blue white vinal 318 904 w 8 3/4 car w like new blue interior. Been in a garage since the 80s. Needed some floor & trunk work as well as a windshield. I let my father buy it because he was there w me and wanted it. He just sold it today for $1500. Damn, he didn't even tell me he wanted to sell it. I would have bought it for 1500. I think they are cool little cars.
95teetee
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I wish I'd known earlier that my brother had this sharktooth sitting there- I would have got it sooner and fixed it for my Scamp.
dodgedifferent2
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You can never trust a red head ....
I have yet to have that theory proven wrong.
I have yet to have that theory proven wrong.
Hey now, if you're who I think you are, you trusted my evaluation of 65Dartman's disc brake brackets. :-D LOL
K.O. SWINGER
Meeting in the alley since 1976
:smilebox:::wow packers chick LOL...I think i drooled on the keys alittle
jeeper
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Putting a serious face on this. I would say that Scamps are indeed misunderstood and somewhat unknown outside of the Mopar world. It took me months to sell off a 72 Scamp that was pretty nice in a lot of ways. If it would have been a Duster I suspect it would have sold much sooner for more $.
That being said, I like Scamps but prefer Dusters.
That being said, I like Scamps but prefer Dusters.
Yes, The Scamp IS a redheaded stepchild....But I personally think that makes it unique and COOL in a world of swingers and darts and dusters (OH MY!)
Some people even PREFER them 'cause they are different.Ain't that why we have MOPARS anyway???
C
Some people even PREFER them 'cause they are different.Ain't that why we have MOPARS anyway???
C
DusterKrazy
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Here is a really old pic of the one I own now. They do look tough with the '71/2 340 Duster grille in them. I'm looking for another one as this one got damaged. I like Scamps because they are not that common.
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