In the late 1980s I worked inspecting construction sites as a summer job, and the inspector I worked for had bought one of the '77 Charger Daytonas off the showroom. By then it was getting tired but still serviceable and he offered it to me for $500. *PIC*

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I should have bought it but money was tight (I was a student) and I already had a car or two. I still regret it to some extent. It was a 360 4 barrel car if memory serves, had 15" rallye wheels and was the same colour scheme as in the factory pic posted by Bill.

I was never a huge fan of that iteration of the B body back then, but today I would like to have a kit of one to build...

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Miscellaneous Mopar Madness *PICS*
- Love, love, LOVE that '63 Dodge wagon!!! *NM*
  - Yeah...we really need one in styrene! *NM*
- This is the best edition of Miscellaneous Mopar Madness that you've ever posted. They're all great, but I see 4 absolutely must haves for me !! Thanks for posting Bill. *NM*
- Great stuff! Thanks for posting. *NM*
- Something about that Magnum I really like. *NM*
  - Me too. I think it's the monotone paint, no stripes, or vinyl tops. Just serious. And the deep dish Minilite wheels don't hurt either. *NM*
  - That Magnum was in Hemmings Muscle Machines. Forgot which isue, but it was within the last four years. *NM*
- Re: Miscellaneous Mopar MadnessStill have my 1978 Magnum GT sitting in my garage. *PICS* *NM*
  - Opps, don't have pics. *NM*
- Oh, that black Plymouth.... *NM*
- Thanks Bill!! *NM*
- That green '69 Bee with the white painted top really floats my boat!!! *NM*
- In the late 1980s I worked inspecting construction sites as a summer job, and the inspector I worked for had bought one of the '77 Charger Daytonas off the showroom. By then it was getting tired but still serviceable and he offered it to me for $500. *PIC*