1969 Dodge Daytona 440: Muscle Car Of The Week Video Episode 227 V8TV
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1969 Dodge Daytona 440: Muscle Car Of The Week Video Episode 227 V8TV
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From the Super Speedways to the streets of your home town, the 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona is a wild ride indeed. Come along as we spend some time with this orange and white 440-powered “wing car” from The Brothers Collection.
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I loved them back in the day and still do today
Aerodynamic Brick. Love it.
Big Willie of LA comes to mind.
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Looks like they've hired a different driver !
Not fan of the look but you stated it well in the video about it being an important part of muscle car history.
Beautiful car i could see myself owning one if i had a few $100k i like in that color
I would take a Dayona over a Superbird any day. The lines just flow better. Either way, they're both beautiful oddballs. For this specimen, I'd ditch he Magnums and slap on some steelies with poverty caps.
Back in 1970 my mom drove our Daytona to the grocery store and drag raced another cub scout den mother in a '69 chevelle ss.
5:12 reducing lift? If you want negative lift, then you want air moving faster underneath. More, not less.
Can you do 72' gto
Richard Reynolds They’ve done a video on a 71 GTO Judge Convertible before.......
Is there in the collection any Chevelle SS 67?
Is that the one that graveyard cars restored?
Daytonas were absolutely NOT available with a sixpack. The Superbird was
Dodge daytona was a weird looking car. Long nose with jet plane wing. Plus the tires looked way to small for the car. Today they are collectables just not my cup of tea.
The nostalgia and high performance is cool but these were ugly cars. Dealers were known to convert unsold ones back to "Chargers" so they would sell.