Drago
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You dont want a Charger unless its a Daytona. 435bhp with drum brakes separates the men from the boys.
Usual 'straight-line'performance, 9" drums all round, optional 9" (or 10"?) discs on the frontFrom Sunday best to down right ratty the 68/69 Charger always look cool .
Dreadful car in real life though.
You dont want a Charger unless its a Daytona. 435bhp with drum brakes separates the men from the boys.

Did I ever tell you Reynard about the pursuit I got into with a Mini.
I was in an S60R, a quick scoot at the time, and held on to it about town, but the moment we hit the A45 it just disappeared toward the horizon like nothing we'd ever seen. My oppo just burst out laughing.
It turned up a few days later and some other uniforms had him. Turned out it had a rear mounted Volvo whoteblock with the thick end of 700 BHP.
And still has the potential to be embarrassed by a Mini...
Horses under the bonnet are useless if you can't steer and can't stop.![]()
And the Charger does neither of those but it's still very cool .
I also love the '57 Chevy Bel Airs so handling dynamics are not top of my list

Oh, that 131 is gloriousA couple of early display arrivals for the Festival Italia at Brands Hatch on Sunday
Firstly a Fiat 131 Abarth Stradale built up to Group 4 Rally spec
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I'd prefer a '55And the Charger does neither of those but it's still very cool .
I also love the '57 Chevy Bel Airs so handling dynamics are not top of my list
Yeah, you did.
Power-to-weight would've been similar to an F1 / F3000 car. In a Mini - which isn't designed for that, it'd be, well, scary.



Oh, that 131 is glorious
I'd prefer a '55
Either black, or 'grey primer', in homage to 'American Graffiti', or 'Two Lane Blacktop'
The 'hero car' was used in bothA 210 in primer like on Two Lane Blacktop would be just behind a restomod '57
Id have the Charger because its so wrong. Common sense out to lunch.