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Re: I needs me one of these!

Subject: Re: I needs me one of these!
by Notorious on 2008/8/3 23:16:39

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bogus wrote:
oooh... altereds... that's bad to the BONE.

I wonder if that thing started as an old Ramcharger car? If so, it would be worth big $$.



A few years back, I saw one of these at a local gas station:

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This car is a F/X clone for sure. These guys build them for an eager market. I could be wrong but I don't remember the Ramchargers running anything but B-bodies (Coronets) in the days of transition from S/S to F/X. I think they may have been the first to alter the wheelbase though when the new F/X class emerged.
Thunderbolts rock too although most you see are likely to be clones. Only about 100 were ever made and I believe less than half of those are known to exist. And they were only sold as race cars so you had to be "someone" to get one. They were also a downright, scary handful to drive and so a fair number were wrecked on the strip. Hubert Platt who drove them back in the day said they were by far the scariest race car he ever drove.
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bogus wrote:
This is sick, too:

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This is from Sports Car Market.

I love '63 and '64 Galaxies. I had a few of both including a black Galaxie 500 XL hardtop, similar to the Galaxie 500 HT in that picture. Okay, mine didn't have a chute on the back.....or the jet engine.
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