B00SS

FOUL! You can't add R/T badges to a 318. Hehehehe.

2007HemiCuda

I owned two 318's a '71 and 73.

I owned two factory numbers matching 340 Rallye Challengers both 1973.

MusclecarLady

I had a 1970 Dodge Challenger. I was sweet. 440 shaker-top Engine, with a pistal grip shift. I was beautiful. Unfortunately, an old boyfriend took it with him when he did me wrong. The FOOL allowed it to be stripped. Well I guess higher beings saw that he just could not take care of things of value, and did not deserve them.

MusclecarLady

Former owner?? What happened to yours.

B00SS

Time and a general lack of reliability. I needed a new Challenger several years ago. When Dodge was not building it, I went with higher horses from the GM stable. It would be fair to say I lack brand loyalty. I see myself in the perfect position in the next few years. With any luck I will have several choices: Dodge Challenger, Ford Mustang (maybe a Cobra), Chevy Camaro, used Corvette. I'm keeping my options open. Looking for "bang for the buck." Let the muscle car wars continue!!

B00SS

And pardon my manners, MusclecarLady. Welcome to the board!!

miller63366

I have 2 challengers, one is a 1972 prostreet, the other is a 1973 restoration in progress.

chubbs

my dad has a 71 chally convertable. ya thats right i said convertable. it has a really tuned up 318. it was love at first site to me. i just cant wait for the new chally. they better make it in black and with a wide veriety of proformance parts that we all know mopar can provide.


CHALLENGERS ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

dodgebrothers

I currently own a '73 white Rallye, 340 4brl, 4spd, AC car ...all matching #s. A blast of a car to drive, especially now w/ radial meats on it.

I also had a '74 318 slapstick version that was the strongest 318 I've experienced. The whole body style and cockpit makes these rides great...pure & simple.

libraryg

I have had 3............and am still kicking my own behind for ever parting with them, especially the 70 383-Magnum R/T.
But I would welcome any of them back in a New York Minute.