Re: More nostalgia and a crazy coincidence

[JimJablonski <groovinjim@xxxxxxx>]

Folks, I can't tell if it was old age kicking-in or just haphazard writing on my part, but as I re-read my original post there is an inaccuracy.  The early car in Roger Lindamood's stable that I adored was a '64 indeed, but I think it was a 330, not a Belvedere.  I am not a Roger Lindamood historian by any stretch of the imagination, but I am pretty sure he always raced Dodges.  (I've seen the "Color Me Gone" scheme on Chargers, Challengers, and I am pretty sure there was an A/FX Coronet, as well.)  I could be wrong here, but it seems to me the brand recognition and loyalties (Dodge and Plymouth) were more significant during that time.

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