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  • July 7, 2008 at 9:30 PM #235049
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    It’s a great time to shop for a Suburban!

    Just drive slow and you will save some gas. The savings in gas may not exceed the hit you will take swapping cars.

    July 7, 2008 at 9:32 PM #235062
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    BTW, back in the early 70’s, Mopar, as usual, was behind the times and produced a “Superbird” – huge motor, big fin to keep in on the track – basically the General Lee on steroids.

    The oil crunch killed the car and Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler basically gave them away.

    They sell for around $500,000 now. Makes me wonder about the new Challenger.

    July 7, 2008 at 9:32 PM #235054
    trex
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    BTW, back in the early 70’s, Mopar, as usual, was behind the times and produced a “Superbird” – huge motor, big fin to keep in on the track – basically the General Lee on steroids.

    The oil crunch killed the car and Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler basically gave them away.

    They sell for around $500,000 now. Makes me wonder about the new Challenger.

    July 7, 2008 at 9:32 PM #235006
    trex
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    BTW, back in the early 70’s, Mopar, as usual, was behind the times and produced a “Superbird” – huge motor, big fin to keep in on the track – basically the General Lee on steroids.

    The oil crunch killed the car and Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler basically gave them away.

    They sell for around $500,000 now. Makes me wonder about the new Challenger.

    July 7, 2008 at 9:32 PM #234999
    trex
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    BTW, back in the early 70’s, Mopar, as usual, was behind the times and produced a “Superbird” – huge motor, big fin to keep in on the track – basically the General Lee on steroids.

    The oil crunch killed the car and Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler basically gave them away.

    They sell for around $500,000 now. Makes me wonder about the new Challenger.

    July 7, 2008 at 9:32 PM #234866
    trex
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    BTW, back in the early 70’s, Mopar, as usual, was behind the times and produced a “Superbird” – huge motor, big fin to keep in on the track – basically the General Lee on steroids.

    The oil crunch killed the car and Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler basically gave them away.

    They sell for around $500,000 now. Makes me wonder about the new Challenger.

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