RE: chargers

[Bob H <bhokanson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Neal,
Your dream takes me back to what I wish were only a bad dream... trouble 
is it was real and it happened not far from where you live.
In 1972, to keep my wife happy, I sold my 66 Charger.  A red Hemi 4spd 
Charger.  White interior.  I was the 2nd owner having bought it in 69.  
Had about 60k mi, was all original with exception of Torque Thrust style 
wheels and it was nice.  Trouble is, in 72 you couldn't hardly give away 
old muscle cars.  Advertised in the Oregonian.  Sold it to a guy who 
lived near Detroit Lake, Oregon for $1500.  Saw it once, shortly 
thereafter.  He had run into something and the front sheet metal was 
bent but still running.  Never saw it again.  Divorced the wife.

Bob H
Robert neal zimmerman wrote:
> 
>   I was just over at this guys house. I think I'd met him before
>   somewhere. In the back corner of a huge garage behind some plastic
>   hanging down  he had two 67 Chargers, both big block cars, one was a
>   fourspeed car, one was pink , one was lemon yellow, on one u could see
>   the ghost image where there had originally been a 426 hemi badge!!
>     .He told me I could have both for 725 dollars!
>         Then I woke up. yep fellows and ladies i just woke up from a nap
>         , i dreamed the whole thing, i am so bummed out.
>    neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon  

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