1970s Snapshots Of People With Cars
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2022
- Cars in the 1970s had power and lots of character. It was a time of change as the industry went from muscle cars to more economical ones. The gas crisis of the 1970s help modify the car industry. Despite these economic hardships vehicles remained quite large. But they did pave the way for how things were in the 1980s. In this video we will have a look at some 1970s snapshots of people with cars.
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When cars were cars, women were women and men were lucky. Great time to grow up in. We had those cars in high school when they were used and cheap in the early 80's.
Thank you for watching!
You’re correct about guys having it easier back then. Teens and young men today have a very hard time finding and keeping girlfriends unless they are in the top ten percent looks-wise, in which case females throw themselves at them.
Back when you could buy a four door used car for $50.
Yep.
And best music
My decade, the 70's! Cars, women and music were beautiful. The ladies wore no nose rings, tattoos, nor fishing tackle in their faces, just natural beauty.
Lol. Well said....
Yup. Susie wore midriffs, at the drive in movie, in my 68 Barracuda fastback, IN the back. Rear seat folded down.
That was our decade ..if we could only go back..and your 100% on the money the woman were BEAUTY’s....
@@tonicamaro8683 think you meant beauties
@@jonathanweiss8955 lol doesn’t matter which way I spell it you got the DRIFT..lol...
How good were those days.
A better simpler time.
Near brings me to tears.
They certainly were more simple days in cars! Thank you for watching!
I agree completel!!y
Me 2
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Way better than now I seen a lot of my cars especially my 69 super Bee 🍀 I need to build a way back machine 😎✌️
What a great time to grow up. Muscle cars were everywhere. Countless memories
I miss the 70s. 🥺. I'd go back in a hot second, and not miss a thing from 2022.
Miss the good ol days when cars were metal and you could red light race at about any stop light!! People had respect for others, no gender confusion and cars that would absolutely fly!! Great and awesome video! Thanks for the memories of a time forgotten....which is sad. The 70's and 80's were the best decades for music and cars!! I myself own a 1988 IROC Z. 😎
The seventies were all about gender bending. Alice Cooper band dressed in drag, so on and so forth.
I had an 86 Camaro and still have an 86 Firebird. Not much on power, but great looking!! ❤️❤️❤️
And so were the women.
@@KennyRider137 yeah, but they were pushing it on people and it was part of their act.
I had a '70 GTO 4 speed 400 Posi
What an awesome era! Everything was just so cool in the 70s, then you had the 80s to look forward too, and 90s, after that it feels like everything went downhill in all aspects of life, so depressing.
To much technology these days i think, life goes to fast. Also the internet and smartphones made people actually less social i believe
Wow I loved the 70s, women beer cars, no better decade.
Your right...I still have my 69 340 swinger...kids these days missed out a lot
@@hoedemakerbart um...cable tv already had people sitting indoors on the couch plus other social factors - no home / community life with regularity of 2 income homes reinforcing this well before internet and smartphones. but lol the modern tv won't blame itself so it portrays internet and smartphones as the culprit and the blame is cast and copied everywhere.
Everything is still wonderful in my country. WE drive American muscle cars, Petro is cheap and beautiful women throw themselves at you and want to be your girlfriend if you have ride.
Back when everyday was DAZED and CONFUSED,but it sure was FUN 😊
Yep, every single day, a blast!
Ah, the 70s...i wanna go back so bad
This is when you could actually live the dream and life was so much easier and whatever car you really liked you could score, myself I've always been a Mopar man but got love for all American muscle 🔥
WOW! The fashions and hairstyles were something else! If you got your license in that era, you most likely would get a 3-10 year old car, and used muscle cars were everywhere. My first car in 1979 was a '67 Ford Fairlane 500 hardtop, triple black, 390-4V with a 4-speed. My best friend had a 1970 Plymouth Superbird - 440-6V 4-speed. Back then, cars meant more to kids; that's why you were able to find so many photos. Nothing cooler than getting your picture taken next to your ride. So many makes are gone now - American Motors, Plymouth, Mercury, Oldsmobile, Pontiac. Thanks for the memories. Another great video from Rhetty. Keep 'em comin'.
You're right about the cars meaning everything! There are tons of photos with cars but that doesn't really happen today unless it's some of us from the older generations. Thank you for watching and sharing your memories. Sounds like you and your friend had some nice ones!
Any idea what happened to your buddies Superbird? They’re my favorite car and I love hearing about them being used as normal vehicles when they were just used cars.
My cousin dated a guy who drove a Super Bee. It was neon green and so loud the guy was ticketed for noise pollution in 1972.
Hard to believe GM sacrificed olds and Pontiac to save Saturn…… how’d that work out GM?..
@@LetsFNgo No, I lost track of him a few years after high school. Like most of us, he probably sold it. It sure was fun, though.
Being a little boy in 70s, I really remember sitting in the back seats of these beast.... the vibrations from the roaring engines...🏁
It was so good to see everyone in the photos weren't fat! Those cars were normal for the time but rarities today. I had some beaters that would be considered collectable today. I sure miss the good ol' days!
Isn't it amazing that you get rid of a car and then they become super desirable? Thank you for watching!
@@RhettyforHistory I remember when Novas were called "grandma cars". But look at them now! Who remembers the Chevy Monza? I had several at one point, some with powerful V-8s! Now they're like hen's teeth!
@@mikemcgown6362 lmao. I bought a 71 nova 350 4sp in 96 for 500. Actually I bought several 70s model cars cheap and running in early 90s. Now they're ridiculous price for rusted out junk.
Yeah because everyone ate heathy homecooked meals in the 70's. As a millennial I was raised on fastfood because "cooking is beneath boomer women". I only got homecooked meals at grandparent's house.
@@mikesteelheart Yep. Grandma would cook a feast fit for a king at Thanksgiving and never complain about it. My mom on the other hand would bitch like a mofo about cooking. I miss grandma and her cooking.
These old photos take me right back in time, can feel the fall night air and smell the wood smoke from bon fire parties and the excitement of good possibly getting some from the girl friend.
In 1974 I bought a 1968 Chevelle SS L78 396 with Muncie 4 speed for $500.00. It was white with a green-gold interior and bench front seat. It had a 12 bolt 4:11 rear end and just over 32k miles. It was a gas sucking beast of a car and I am still madly in love with it. 🥰
I really love those old Chevelles and it sounds like you had a great one! Thank you for watching and sharing your memories!
@@RhettyforHistory good wasn't good enough for me. I pulled the motor and put 3,000 1976 dollars into it. It almost killed me in the spring of 1977. That Chevelle haunts me to this very day. God how I love that car.
IHAVE 64 CHEVELLE 4 30 YEARS LOTS OF FUN. DRAGRACING AND CAR SHOWS NOW EVERY DAY DRIVER
I am 54 yrs old, still got 68 Chevelle from when I was 16, sits in garage, need get it going again!
@@davidkepley9634 I'm jealous. I envy you.
Treat it right.
👍👍
As a mopar fanatic, I approve of this montage
Ah, the memories. If only we knew how good we had it.
The good old days 😊 Take me back!! Cars were definitely built better back in the day. And they were durable. Chrome bumpers, metal bodies.
You're right about them being built better and more durable. Thank you for watching!
@@RhettyforHistory , I love your channel!! I'm a subscriber for life 😊
That;s for darned sure!
And you could work on them yourself fairly easily. Didn't need a computer scanner. Know where things are, what it does, and some tools. Basics man, fuel and spark!
They were real cars!
Loved this! Graduated in ‘76. It was cool to see the cars and the clothes from the ‘70’s. Great music too!
You've really had some great ones! Thank you for watching!
Graduated from HS in 76 too. In parking lot at HS was a maroon Boss Mustang…. candy red 55 Chevy…. dark green road runner…. I remember working at a KFC and one night a distant friend stopped by in a beat-up Shelby GT350H… and I never thought anything about it….that one day these cars would be worth small fortunes. I drove a 73 Dart Sport. A Toyota Corona (not the Corola) forerunner of the celica.
Y'all 64 and 65 year olds are telling on yourselves lol
Back when men were men girls were girls and cars were cars.
Thank you for watching James!
So true!
Read this as When men were girls and girls were cars.
Yes!!
And ARCHIE BUNKER was king.
So many memories with so many different cars I’ve owned in the seventies through till right now in 20/22 . And still have a few 60s and 70s . Those were the good days of my life when I was just a kid and fortunate enough to have lived and grew up in that era and it wasn’t just the car’s everything was good times then
I have my dads 1969 Camaro sine 1989 after he passed. My dads high school ex girlfriend saw it and I gave her a ride. She was thrilled and said it brought back great memories. Its still in original condition and still looks like its brand new.
Wow! That sounds like a really nice car! I know they are highly desirable in that sort of condition. That's really neat you were able to give your dad's girlfriend a ride in it. Not many can say they have done that!
So cool 😎
It's Camaro there is no E in it
@@chrisspatz1032 yeah, you are right. Thanks for that.
@@dalerobertson9394 Did you Smash his Ex? I bet she is an absolute smoke show
Ugh I LOVE old muscle cars!! Such beauties ❤️
Thank you for watching!
What a great video and memories, thank you. There will never be anything like it again.
So true 🙃
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!
I grew up in the 1970s, and two Plymouths carried my family through the decade: a 1969 Road Runner and a 1973 Satellite Sebring Plus. Thanks, Rhetty!
71 Plymouth golduster slant six, cruiser .
Thanks for taking me back to the best years ever.
Funny how those cars that sold new for around 2k are now worth 10, 30 even 50 times more now. It proves how cool they were and how precious our memories of those times are to us boomers. 🙂
Washing, waxing and engine work. Lol, that was an awesome time to be a teenager. I had a Mustang. It was an amazing car! Great memories you brought back with these pictures.
I took auto shop in high school. I learned how to work on my Plymouth Duster motor. I can’t work on my new Nissans. Too much electronics and less mechanical parts. Gone are the days.
I do think people took pride in their cars. People learned how to do some things on the car and at the very least they did their own washing and waxing. Automatic car washes and clear coat finishes have taken that away. Cars are certainly not as simple as they once were and they are also more disposable. Thank you for watching!
What's really crappy about today's cars is brands don't want you to repair your own car. Some have the engines locked up. You can't do an oil change or coolant flush! Just pathetic. It should be illegal for brands to do crap like that.
Wow. I was born in 1959, so this is basically my teenage years, in photos.
Thank you for watching!
Remember chrome bumpers? You could actually get in a low speed collision without it costing a thousand or more dollars like nowadays.
Might dent the bumper a little but nothing major from some sapling. I do miss the durability of bumpers. Thank you for watching!
People didn't care about robust bumpers. Bumpers were meant to be bumped.
But...considering inflation, it's now a thousand plus to repair a chrome bumper. Works out similar to modern cars--just now with the difficulties of finding good craftsmen who understand the older cars.
@@jimmyfleetwood1118
All my old Mopars had rubber bumper pads. I would get zero damage with low speed collisions.
@@48mastadon That's good. What I described is the modern world. I drive chrome bumper cars everyday. While it's true the Tupperware cars don't do much, there's plenty of Bully Boy trucks out there that do damage.
In the 70's mom had a yellow GTO. Dad had a big ol Chevy truck that we used to ride in the back with the dogs🤣🤣
Both of those would have been great to have! At some point it seemed like everyone had a Chevy truck in the 70s where I lived. Thank you for watching!
Tell mom go ahead with her bad self
WHAT A RUSH down memory lane. This is now my favorite video! I owned several of these cars and had friends who owned most of the rest. The cars, clothes fashions, haircuts, body postering, I was transported back to highschool. What great memories of a great time to grow up if you were a gearhead! Thank you! 🙏
Thanks so much. I got as much enjoyment from the kids and how we dressed as I did the cars. Memory lane for sure.
It is a nice trip down memory lane looking at the cars and the style of dress. Thank you for watching Linda!
Great memories, thanks for your efforts. My girlfriend, now my loving wife had a 73 Capri. I had a 69 MGB Convertible that I sold to the next owner at 190K.
Grew up in the late 50s and all these cars are part of my memories. I think I knew someone that owned everyone of these cars
Wow! This is unbelievable! I have driven a lot of cars from the 60's and 70's. I worked at a used car lot, when I was in high school in the 80's. I didn't own a lot from that time, but I'll share what I did own through the years from the beginning of my driving experience: '71 AMC HORNET, '65 Mustang coupe, '77 Plymouth Grand Fury police package car (because I love the Blues Mobile) , '68 Impala custom, '74 Impala 9 passenger wagon, '74 Cadillac Coupe de Ville, '77 Dodge 2500 van, and two '66 Bel Airs. I might be forgetting a few. One of my earliest experience was driving a '59 Ford tow truck, when I was 16 years old! I learned the hard way. Don't think any of these kids today could handle that. Cheers 🍻
That would have been nice to work at a car dealership and drive some different ones. It does sound like you had some nice cars though. I don't see too many of those AMC cars anymore. It's sad because they were good. Thank you for watching and sharing your memories with us!
This was great to see the older cars that were popular when I was in school. I had a 1967 Chevelle SS, a 69 Camaro, a 66 LeMans, a 72 Firebird, and still have a modified/restored 76 Chevy Malibu Classic.
Love the 70s the good old days..
Brings back memories. My first car, purchased in ‘78, was a ‘68 Firebird. It was fun but my teenage brain failed to look at the big picture such as having to drive it through a Canadian winter.
*_That's quite normal, my friend. None of us as teens even knew there WAS a such thing as a "big picture". We lived purely for the moment. Not next year. Not next month. Not tomorrow. Only right now/then!_* 😣😌
What a great time to be a teenager the 70's rocked
Ahhh..cragers and 60 series tires ,beautiful ladys , what a great time to be alive.
What a awesome time to be alive !!! Thanks for sharing.
In my teens and early twenties had 72 442 & 69 ss chevelle both BB. WOW what some great times I had👍
Those are both great cars! Thank you for watching and sharing what you had!
It's still the 70's in my garage and yes, the ladies still love them!
Thank you for watching!
Old ladies love them!
Can I come over to your garage? 🤩
@@julenepegher6999 Yes you can! ;)
America,,made some of the most beautiful cars ever,,,and that's why millions of people worldwide want to own one of these classics,and will forever... Yes over the top comment,,but true..
While I don't have any memories to share as I was not born in this era, I DO have a '75 Trans Am, a mullet, and a 30 pack of PBR. So I can make new memories just like these!
Thank you for watching and sharing what you have!
My dad gave me his 1973 Mercury Capri when I graduated in 1977. It was a V6 manual 4 speed. Drove like a bat of hell, and won a lot of races in that little car. So much fun. Miss those days. So thankful for the era I grew up in.
Ty for the memories. Those were the good old days. ❤❤
You're welcome and thank you for watching!
Graduated high school in 80. An awesome time the 70s and 80s! Good memories!!
Ah yes, my teen years. I miss those days.
Love the pics, takes me back to my teens, bell bottoms, the guys driving us girls around in their cars, Great times! Wish I could hitch a ride back.
Very cool. Lots of groovy Mopars and even a couple Gremlins! Thanks for posting!
Love these pics!Had a 70 Challenger R/T convertible in H.S. back in the 80s.Also had a 66 charger 383 4 speed back then when you could still buy them cheap.Still have a 73 cuda I bought back in 93,she is my time machine!Love that car,it's a blast!
I remember all of these. I had a GTO as my first car. I bought it used as it was 10 years old.
Nice car! Thank you for watching and sharing what you had.
@@RhettyforHistory Your welcome almost over COVID I will get to the Post Office this week the Good Lord willing. I need to find your P.O. Box
I had a VW van (camper inside) and I got a lot of bad looks from parents when I picked up their daughters. Also had a 68 Dodge Coronet with a 383 that really moved (over 120 mph). It was a great time to be a teenager.
I bet that bed in the back was kept busy with the sound of it 👌
@@stevedickson5853 Well there are several drive-in movies I had to catch on TV years later because I missed viewing them at the time. I miss Drive-ins too.
Had a 1973 Z28 when I was 18. Every time I drove that car I was on top of the world.
Had me a '77 Olds Cutlass Supreme Brougham. Solid steel chrome bumpers, unlike so much plastic junk nowadays...
Those were great cars! Thank you for watching and sharing what you had!
My Dad had a '68 Camero. He bought it in '68 and kept it for over 16 years. Great car
Thank you for watching and sharing what your dad had. Those were great cars!
@@RhettyforHistory My brother has a 68 Camaro now. His first car in 1979 was a 62 F-85 olds.
I had a lot of different '70s cars back then you can get them cheap now they're worth big money that was a good year of cars 70s I still remember just like it was yesterday
Thank you for watching and sharing your memories!
Also, I managed a gas station from 1980 until 1984. I saw tons of cars! Heard lots of sounds of them! At 1 point, it seemed that everywhere I would go, I would see someone from that gas station.What a great time!!!
people spent a lot of time at gas stations back then
Yes they did! What a great time in life that was!
This was a great video, Rhetty. I recalled just about every one of these. Since my family was in the gas station business, that no doubt guaranteed one would see all vehicles eventually.
Ive told people lots of times , things were different back then , and they were . My first car was a 62 Chevy Belair with the 409 engine , not sure if it was produced with that , but it had some serious get up and go .
Greats cars,greats years,greats music!! I love 70s
Best times back then man, lotta memories
My first car was a 1972 Camaro. With Craiger SS 5 spoke. Man those were the best days
This is the coolest flashback that I have seen! Thank you!!!! My first car was a Mustang 1966.
Best decade for cars👍❤️ I also grew up with these bad ass machines 🥰 Mom had a Bug & a Pinto & our Funny car Dragster was also a Pinto. I helped build the motor w/my dad at age 6☺️ Her name was Horsefeathers & she flew down the track!!🏁 Mom & Dad both raced her down the 1/4 mile & took home a few awards🏆 Good times😎
Thank you for watching and sharing some of your memories!
My favorite car I owned was from August 1973 until January 1975. A lime lite green 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner. The seventies were a great time to be a live and I miss those days dearly. There were so many great cool cars on the road back than when you look back today it makes you want to cry. And to tell you the truth the girls were just as bueatifiul as the cars. Now I am crying.
Please make some more videos like this. It's actually kinda relaxing.
We've had the best times in that era and I miss it so much today's youth has nothing on us
It's not that todays youth has nothing on you, it's the past and things and times change. Instead of throwing up the good past in young people's faces like that, you should have some empathy for them as it was your generation that changed the world, and not for the better i might add. So no these young people today will never ever experience what it was like back then because of you and your generation of people changing the world and reality for the worse.
Thank you. What a great compilation!! I could taste and smell this one. Brought me back.
My first car was a 1977 Olds Cutlass Supreme with a V8, Rally wheels and an 8-track tape player. I loved that car! My sister had a Plymouth Duster. My friend and I had a blast when she got to drive her brother's Gran Torino around town. Good times!!
People really did love to pose with their cars back in the day. Cool video Rhett. ❤️Jodie🇦🇺
Yes they did. I think people were proud of what they had and Parton that came from the maintenance. More people hanged their oil or did simple maintenance. Automatic car washes and clear coat finishes have removed people from doing their own washing and waxing. By the time you do all that and polish the chrome too you'll certainly have some pride in your car. Thank you for watching Jodie!
Hi Jodie!!!! White Rabbit 1968 here from Missouri.
@@whiterabbit-wo7hw Hi White Rabbit 🐇 hope you are well. ❤️from me in Wollongong, NSW 🇦🇺
@@swansfan6944
So good to hear from y'all.
Hope all y'all are doing fine.
Thank you for reaching out and saying howdy. 🤠
@@whiterabbit-wo7hw thank you white rabbit, it was nice to here from you.
Beautiful winters day here today, we are heading to the beach now with our old Pug for a splash in the water. We might be getting a week of rain starting Tuesday, it’s Sunday morning here right now.
You enjoy your night there (I think). 🥰
Got to love a tank of a car!!!
I certainly felt safe in them!
@@RhettyforHistory with or without a seatbelt too🤣
@@RhettyforHistory I'm enjoying the video great music but I do miss the narrative and reminding me of stuff I forgot about ✌️💙🏴
Seatbelts were installed in cars but I can sure remember people cutting them out. A lot of people didn't want them flapping up against the interior as you drove down the road with the windows down.
Never fear there is definitely more on the way!
Many many cars were changed to the owners liking in the 70's. Thanks for this video!
You're welcome and thank you for watching!
This video is breaking my heart.. 💔
Great day's, even up to the mid 80's. 👍
Back in the day, my mom had a 73 Impala; good runner. And my first car was a 1973 Impala purchased in 1988. I loved that car.
My whole neighborhood was an enigma. It was if every family with kids moved in at the same time. We were all very young, thus nobody was old enough to drive in the 70's. They were literally no older kids of driving age to spark the car craze till the mid to late 80's I missed out on the 70's car craze.
Thank you for watching and sharing your memories!
I drove a 77 Volare, a 71 Scamp, a 78 Fairmont and a 73 Fury station wagon. The HS principal was a fat guy who bought a 73 Civic to set an example and everyone wondered how he ever got into and out of it.
Back then those civics were so tiny! Or at least they seemed that way in comparison to the other cars. I can still remember my dad questioning why the neighbor bought one. Thank you for watching and sharing what you had!
Those where great days. We had a blast !!
Best decade ever!!!!!!
I remember as a kid my parents had a Plymouth fury 3 this video is nostalgic thank you
You're welcome and thank you for watching and sharing what your parents had.
I bought a brand new 1978 Mustang 2 Silver with red pin stripes red interior and T-tops. I will never forget that car Thanks for a great video Rhetty
Sounds like you really had a nice mustang! Sure wasn't a plain one. Thank you for watching and sharing your memories!
@@RhettyforHistory Your welcome as usual Rhetty
The Challenger at 5:53 is the exact color that my Challenger was, including the side pipes, wheels and tires. Mine was the R/T with the 383 magnum. In an earlier post, I may have said 340 but, that was my 71 Dart Swinger.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane
You're welcome and thank you for watching!
Those are some really cool pics brother.
Thank you for watching CJ!
@@RhettyforHistory You're welcome brother.
Just so happened to stumble across this channel. Brought back great memories! I got my driver's license at 16 in 1977. My 1st car was a 69 Cutlass.my 2nd was a 69 Lemans. my 3rd was a 64 Cadillac coupe deville.Black on black! Oh, the site's, sounds, smells, and tastes those photos bring back :) Thank you for taking me down memory lane!! Good times!! good times!! good times!! Such a far cry from this sad world that we wade through everyday now :(
Coming home from grocery shopping last evening I saw an early seventies Cutlass in the Auto Zone parking lot. Haven't seen this particular car up close like that in a very long while. I know a guy who's a 442 fanatic. Just loves that car.
There's a Jay Leno's Garage featuring a '69 Cutlass owned by a one time member of the Tonight Show Band.
This is awesome
Takes me back to a childhood in the 70’s
had some these gems back in the day... sad today cause when we had our cars jacked like a cat in heat ladders bars white letter out.. we loved our rides. today it is like trade it in in 3 years... these cars were our identity and our kid. cheers all.and ty
Love this one, made me want to get out our old pics of our cars back in the day!
Thank you for watching!
When cars were still beautiful!
Yes they were! Thank you for watching Brenda!
@@RhettyforHistory You're welcome😊
LOVE all the cool Mopars with the Classic Cragars! ❤
I was a trailblazer. The summer of 1974 before my senior year in high school, I bought my first car - a 1974 Honda Civic hatchback. Honda cars were so rare back then, if you saw another Honda driver, you’d honk and wave. Girls thought my car was “cute”. I’d give them rides home.
These pictures are awesome, dude. I loved being a kid in the 1970s. 👦
The good old days. Men where men. A woman was a woman. And it didn't matter if you had a Ford ,Chevy, or dodge. It was all bad ass.
Love this! watched some again months later from first watch.Excellent!!
Best collection of pictures I've seen yet Thank you for putting them together
I loved my 1971 Dodge Demon 340. Did a few mods to it and would turn 13's in the quarter mile. Was a money pit but a hell of a lot of fun.
My brother totaled a brand new 71 Demon 340 blue white stripes and white interior with 3 or 4k on it and no collision insurance as he paid cash for it! Talk about a sick puppy..... I think dodge renamed the demon to duster here in the Bible belt..... Incidentally I was going through some junk and saw the windshield washer pump that came on the new/totalled Demon which consisted of a rubber bellows like pump -mounted in the floorboard- with check valve ball, I connected a vacuum line to it over a bucket of water and it still seemed to function.....
@@markbouldin6513 Thanks for the very nice reply. I appreciate the time you took to contact me. Funny you should mention the windshield washer pump. I had to replace mine also. Along with a lot of other things. So Dodge and Plymouth were two different brands brought out by Chrysler back then. If memory serves me the Plymouth Duster came out in 1970. One of my friends had one. It was a 340 4 speed manual. Sweet car. Then in 1971 Dodge put out the Demon just to shake things up a bit. Pretty much the same car with the 340 in it. I think the Duster came with a 318 motor too if you didn't want the power of the 340. Those were fun days for sure. Wish I could have put the one and only picture up with this video. I had my then girlfriend beside my Demon who later became my wife. She was high maintenance too. Most blondes are. LOL. I only had a cheap Kodak camera back then and didn't hardly take any pictures. My very first car was a mint 1966 Chevelle with a 327 in it. I traded it for the Demon. Was a mistake but hey we were young back then and made a lot of mistakes. Prices were not bad but the wages were. I had bought a 1972 Chevelle with a 350 4 speed standard. Was a great car and the sticker price then was $3,850.00. Now some options cost more than the car. I currently own a 2020 C8 Corvette. This is my third Vette. Had a 1974 when I was 19 years old. Think back then it was around 9 grand. Time and prices have changed. Cheers.
Good MORNING RHETT 🙋🏽. I HOPE THE START OF YOUR DAY IS AMAZING ‼️ BE CAREFUL OUT THERE AND STAY HYDRATED. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO WITH ME ‼️👍🏽❤️
It's definitely a hot one outside! I've been out in it some doing some work! Thank you for watching Carole and I hope you have a great weekend!
We had a Plymouth voyager Van the full sized model that was the same body style as the tradesman by dodge. Went to SO MANY drive in movies in that thing! What an awesome time to be in high school.
Great collection!!! One of the best 10 minutes of my life!