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It's a funny thing with the 69 500's they weren't a great success when launched, And the Daytona's and Superbird's were much more successful, The production figures varied between 390/540 but they needed to make at least 500, they were all RT's or RT SE's pulled off the production line and sent to ...

Thanks for sharing Adam. It looks to have been another success.

Hopefully there will be a UK owned 69 500 at the Mopar Nats next years. Martin I’ll try and dig out the video.

Stu Twin wrote: Sat Sep 20, 25 11:23 am Did you photograph that flyer while it was sat on your lap Del?
Nice frock.


Hope it stays dry for you.

You must have the same frock to know what it was . Weather man says it’s going to be dry.

Slight change of route

I've only ever seen one 500, Cartsten's.
Come on Jim, hurry up :D :working:

:drwho:

I’ve seen 6. 2 in USA, Cartsten’s and 3 in the UK. two of them are owned by members on here now that live only a couple of miles from me.
The other one was. White one years ago at Wheels Day when it was at ...

Looks a bit different now. Think of the fun and good time to be had in the future.

Has anyone else owned 3 genuine Superbirds at one time in the UK before

One man three birds. All genuine and in the UK.

Looks busy.

Not for me. Same date as my end of Summer Brighton Run.

I let my 17 year old Grandson Charlie drive my Charger while we were in Belgium, and my Daughter Karen, 31 years she has been asking to drive it and I finally said yes.

Nice.
Had seen some of them ( the yellow 70).
What struck me the most was that the gen2 charger views are 350 odd in 24hrs and the others were 50-150
I mean I geddit obviously - haha - my taste also - but it’s just interesting that they continue to fascinate.

The guy selling that is Sam Hard ...

Great pics Rob, thanks for posting.

Here's a small part from the day.