Nice cars other than x-fire
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They look like pneumatic tires though, which would point to a metal rim.
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One of my all time favourite mid size Chevrolet...1964 Chevelle
Mine was a 65 or 66 Malibu SS. Almost bought one in the late 70's.
69 GTO
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Yep... wood spokes, steel hubs and rims.
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This list wouldnt be complete without this
Never been a Mopar guy but hey its the General Lee
![The Dodge Charger is the most searched vintage car in the U.S., and is perhaps best known for its... [+] role as General Lee in The Dukes of Hazard TV show from the early 1980's (AP Photo/Dale Davis, File)](https://imageio.forbes.com/specials-images/dam/imageserve/48f3d2e3ae5e4dc49e517f70f40934d8/960x0.jpg?format=jpg&width=1440 "The Dodge Charger is the most searched vintage car in the U.S., and is perhaps best known for its... [+] role as General Lee in The Dukes of Hazard TV show from the early 1980's (AP Photo/Dale Davis, File)")
Never been a Mopar guy but hey its the General Lee
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Just because I'm picky, technically its "a" general lee, there were quite a few, most of which did not survive the stunts.This list wouldnt be complete without this
Never been a Mopar guy but hey its the General Lee
More than quite a few I would venture. The young and stupid likely said "If the Dukes can do it, so can I"
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Never really a Chrysler guy and by the time these machines were in their prime I had lost my ride to the drag strip. I did not get to see them run much in their day but there are still a lot of them around. The Hemi and Wedge powered cars were strong runners on the street and track. They eventually morphed into Factory Experimental, altered wheelbase and ultimately the start of the funny car revolution. Great looking cars even today.
