@@loucostabile I was in Hawaii for the first 6 months of 1971, and saw "Vanishing Point" movie there! I fell in love with the Challenger after watching that! The only nicer car of that era, IMO, is the 1968 Shelby GT500 KR Cobra convertible. My brother owned many classic cars from the 60s. My best car I ever had was a 1964 1/2 Mustang convertible. Red with a white top.
Hi, Lou! You don't need alcohol to enjoy a Six Pack! And when it came to Dodge performance, Mr. Norm WAS the Top Banana! Many thanks to you and Bill for sharing!
Another great video Lou. Don't see many Challengers in this color combo. I love my Duster but I have always wanted a 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T ever since I seen Vanishing Point for the first time
Oh what MOPAR used to be! What an incredible car. I certainly can’t add anything to what’s already been said. Thanks Lou for a ‘bright banana yellow’ morning!
You know you’re watching the right video when no one complains about the yellow or the vinyl top. It’s a really nice car. Thanks for sharing it with us. Cheers.
Another stunner! I have to hit Carlyle some year! The Mr. Norm cars are great - I’ve only learned about them fairly recently through your channel. Thanks as always!
Lou this was an outstanding jem 1970 challenger RT with the Mr Norms upgrades and his signature on the car priceless the Mr norm stamp was like Yenko or Nickey performance on the camaro super rare
Goodday Lou, What a beautiful R/T Challenger & a beautiful colour combination too. And a real deal Mr Norm with all the right stickers. I have also the same stickers on my hardtop as well. Perfect in all the sense. Dual racing mirrors, centre console, bumble bee stripe, bucket seats, Rallye Dash, just the way I would of ordered it myself. Your number 1 Fan in Australia Louis Kats from Melbourne Australia ☺ 👍 ❤
This is like good as it gets. Wee bit of a Mopar fan,,,,some article back when i had my '69 Charger in the late '70s said Dual Quad 426's were great but needing dialing in to keep them right. I think it was the valve train. 440 Six Pack, little to no minor tweeks needed but with a 4 speed, called 'violent'. Sounds and looks good to me.
Great looking rare car! My dad had a 71 Cuda 340 in purple on blk. He brought it to Mr. Norms to be 'tuned' since it never ran right since he purchased it new. They made mods to the dual point distributor and TQ and it ran insanely good! They even gave him a handwritten sheet of everything they did, for future tuning specs, since the factory specs were pretty much thrown out the window. Sadly when he sold the car in '76, all that stuff went with it.
I 💘 the color Lou(calling all 👮♂️'s), and those beautiful exhaust tips, w/whatever is under the bonnet seals the deal. Thanks friend. You're the best(top 10 anyways💫🥳😎).
Given a choice this is the ultimate car I’d love to own. Yep a 1970 Dodge Challenger. Thanks so very much Lou 👍🏽 remember ‘Vanishing Point?’ Who could bloody forget? Seen so many times I’ve lost count! lol
As usual thanks for posting one more excellent Carlisle Events video from you, Lou! That is one sharp looking and great sounding '70 Dodge Challenger R/T 440 Six Pack from Mr. Norm and how I love those Hurst Pistol Grip Shifters too!
That "Top Banana" is the "Top Gun" especially with that pistol grip shifter!!! Great car, Mr. Norm really knew how to build em that's for sure. I have a brother-in-law that used to have a 1970 Challenger and I got the chance to drive it for a weekend when he an my sister borrowed my lowly Dodge Shadow for a road trip. His Challenger only had a 318 in it, but it had a Borg Warner close ratio 4 speed and would really get up and go, don't ask how I know this, Lol!!! I was really surprised at how well the Challenger handled also. I always thought the 1970 Challenger was the best looking too. Great car Lou!!!
Hi Hobiemarty, High praise :-) Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Brother In Law's car you were able to drive :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Never challenge a Challenger!! Top Banana is my favorite shade of yellow. If my '72 Demon 340 wasn't in my all time favorite FE5 Bright Red I'd be tempted to paint it Top Banana for sure. Anyways nice story about finding the original engine and even better to see the Mr. Norm signatures. The white interior almost makes it a sunday summer cruiser kind of car, but we all now know what's under the hood ⚙️🇺🇲. Simply bananalicious!!
It was September, 1969. I was riding my bike over to my friends house and had to pass the house of a man who was an insurance agent. There in the driveway was the very first Dodge Challenger that I had seen. I had to stop and look. It was a plum crazy R/T hardtop with a white vinyl top & interior. It had the pistol grip shifter on it’s 4 speed transmission. I still remember it vividly more than 50 years later.
In the video it sounds like it has a solid lifter camshaft instead of the factory installed hydraulic camshaft, either way it sounds very healthy 💪👍🔥 !
Knowledge is power. Imagine paying the price of a 440 challenger from an unknowing owner who really had a 440 six pack mr norm 6 figure plus car. That guy could of been smart like the current owner and figured this out himself and tracked down the original motor just like this guy did and doubled his money or maybe even tripled. I bet this guy had the biggest $&!? Eating grin on his face when he realized what he brought home. Lol I love these stories.
Had a 1970 Challenger RT 383 magnum convertible at ac pw pdl really loaded with options. Unfortunately sometime in the 70s I lost control and hit a telephone
Beautiful car. One thing about them carbs is they are temperamental. Constant adjustments to keep them running good, that's been my experience with them anyway. Love the 70 and 71 challenger and cuda's
Wow my grandma had a 318 70 challenger with a white top and the same color I really wish I knew how many 318 70 challenges were made with yellow with a white top
Hi Walter Ball, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Grandma's car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Hey lou, another great find. Question. One of my friends had a 1970 challenge rt 440 years ago. I could swear his pit stop gas cap was on the driver side rear deck. Do you know did they come on both sides? Im almost positive, but it WAS almost 50 years ago
I'm thinking these cars won't "kick down" to a lower idle as you're expecting if they haven't yet reached the temperature allowing them to do so (thermal choke on carburetor, perhaps?).
Tell me what Mr. Norm did with this particular challenger with the 440+6 that any other challenger with the 440+6 had Other than mr. norm sticker on the trunk lid
Hi Steve, Ok I'm having fun with the stickers are nice, and the short answer is I'm not sure. However even if there is nothing more then that Mr. Norm sticker, the fact is it's a 440 6 Pack 4 Speed is enough. The Technicians at Mr. Norms were well known for adding performance part either ordered, or bought over the counter at the Dealer so it's always nice to see a car from His Dealership because you knew they would be performance cars. Hope that helps, Lou
I know Mr. Norm modified a lot of his cars but you had to pay extra for those now this particular challenger was it modified by Mr. Norm or was it just a regular 440+6 challenger with a sticker on the lid .yenko Chevrolet as you know modified a lot of his cars to but the ones that he didn’t still got a Yenko emblem on the trunk lid
Mr Norm would often rejet the carb and recurve the distributor for more performance in the cars that he sold. This is a very rare car with the 440 six pack and 4 speed.
Hi Rick, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
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He has 4 daughters and still has the time for hotrods. This man is very impressive. Beautiful car.
Hi Les, That's a Man with many talents, Lou
Has 4 Daughters and still has all his Hair ! Almost as impressive as the Mopar 🤙🏻🇺🇸
with that much estrogen in the house its safer in the garage lol
@@loucostabile I was in Hawaii for the first 6 months of 1971, and saw "Vanishing Point" movie there! I fell in love with the Challenger after watching that! The only nicer car of that era, IMO, is the 1968 Shelby GT500 KR Cobra convertible. My brother owned many classic cars from the 60s. My best car I ever had was a 1964 1/2 Mustang convertible. Red with a white top.
I have never seen such a beautiful white interior in a Gorgeous 70 Challenger, Just a Beautiful Car
High praise for the looks of this car :-)
Hi, Lou! You don't need alcohol to enjoy a Six Pack! And when it came to Dodge performance, Mr. Norm WAS the Top Banana! Many thanks to you and Bill for sharing!
Hi iswc27, NICE ! I'm doing pretty good on oxygen when I'm around cars :-) My pleasure sharing this car with you, Lou
Thanks man ... This is my escape
You're welcome, and my escape too :-)
Sweet perfect timing again I needed this thank you Lou cheers God bless you all
Hi Ed, Timing is important :-) Blessings receive, and God bless you too. You're welcome, Lou
Another great video Lou. Don't see many Challengers in this color combo. I love my Duster but I have always wanted a 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T ever since I seen Vanishing Point for the first time
Hi PlymouthDuster225, Hope you can add the right Challenger to your collection soon, Lou
I'd take this 6-Pack over 6-pack abs anyday! Thanks Lou!
I could use a 6 pack of Schlitz right now.
Hi Brian SD, One of each please :-) You're welcome, Lou
Oh what MOPAR used to be! What an incredible car. I certainly can’t add anything to what’s already been said. Thanks Lou for a ‘bright banana yellow’ morning!
Hi Rusty, High praise :-) Glad to start the morning with this sunny yellow car :-) Lou
The Dodge Challenger has always has been my favorite pony car, at least style-wise. Thanks Lou!
Hi Mike, Happy to read you enjoy the styling of this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
You know you’re watching the right video when no one complains about the yellow or the vinyl top. It’s a really nice car. Thanks for sharing it with us. Cheers.
Hi 2W3X4YZ5, Thank you for sharing, and you're welcome. Cheers, Lou
Bill has it all in his '70 Challenger & Mr. Norm's signature to boot! Thanks, Lou!
Hi TheGunfighter45acp, Win / Win :-) You're welcome, Lou
Nice history on this car Lou. Bill has a real special car there. Lou, you are always a class act putting this gems forward. Thanks for doing so Lou.
Hi Kevin, Happy to read you enjoy the story of this "special car" :-) Thank you for the kind words, and you're welcome, Lou
Another stunner! I have to hit Carlyle some year!
The Mr. Norm cars are great - I’ve only learned about them fairly recently through your channel. Thanks as always!
Hi Jeff, If you go, that would be great, and we can find some cars to video :-) You're welcome, Lou
@@loucostabile Deal!
Lou this was an outstanding jem 1970 challenger RT with the Mr Norms upgrades and his signature on the car priceless the Mr norm stamp was like Yenko or Nickey performance on the camaro super rare
David R, Happy to read you enjoy the details of this car :-) Lou
what an absolute beauty ‼️®™️
It's not a four-speed it's a pistol grip four speed ❗️ lol
what no burn out ❓❓❓
Hi Rory, Yes, I would have like to drive in this one, however time did not allow for that this day, so just a review for you :-) Lou
Mr. norm!s banana 440-6 pak Challenger With a pistol grip 4spd..... Amazing!!
What a beauty.
GREAT VIDEO LOU.
Hi TCT9MM, Happy to share this "Top Banana Car" with you :-) Lou
Thank you Lou for spending time with the car and I. And for making this video
Hi Bill, It's my pleasure and I had fun with you :-) Thank you for sharing with me, and our Viewers, Lou
Sweet!! Oddly enough I was just mentioning to the guy down at mats hot rods today that I had a 1970 440 magnum SE/RT. Orange and white. Memory lane.
Hi Toy Man Television, Happy to read you enjoy this "Sweet!!" car :-) Glad to read you had a fun car too, Lou
Omg my dream car
WINNER!
Lou you never fail to excel. Another fabulous car with a great back story.
Hi Luke, Thank you for the kind words, and happy to read you enjoy this car / story :-) Lou
Thanks so much for sharing such a cool car story! Helped end my day on a much better note,... I really like them Mr Norm cars a lot! Good Night! Lou:)
Hi Miss Boss Campagna, Happy to read this one will give you sweet dreams :-) Might want to watch it one more time to make sure. Good night :-) Lou
Just Juan word..... "NORM!!!!!" :P
yet, another beautiful classic from Mr. Lou!! awesome! thanx lou!
Hi Mouse, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
Goodday Lou,
What a beautiful R/T Challenger & a beautiful colour combination too.
And a real deal Mr Norm with all the right stickers. I have also the same stickers on my hardtop as well.
Perfect in all the sense.
Dual racing mirrors, centre console, bumble bee stripe, bucket seats, Rallye Dash, just the way I would of ordered it myself.
Your number 1 Fan in Australia
Louis Kats from Melbourne Australia ☺ 👍 ❤
Goodday Louis, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this Mr. Norms special :-) Thank you for sharing, and being my # 1 Fan in Australia, Lou
Great color scheme. You are very right about the white interior, Lou
Hi Sabba_Dabba, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou
Beautiful Challenger R/T!
Happy to read you enjoy the look of this one LITTLE :-)
That is one awesome muscle car!! Very cool with the signature on it. Soooo clean!! Sounds good, looks good
Hi Debbie, Happy to read "That is one awesome muscle car!" :-) Lou
This is like good as it gets.
Wee bit of a Mopar fan,,,,some article back when i had my '69 Charger in the late '70s said Dual Quad 426's were great but needing dialing in to keep them right. I think it was the valve train.
440 Six Pack, little to no minor tweeks needed but with a 4 speed, called 'violent'.
Sounds and looks good to me.
Hi Glen, High praise for this car :-) Lou
I like the 1970 year Challenger styling the best!
Hi Agostino, Happy to read you enjoy the styling of this car :-) Lou
Great looking rare car! My dad had a 71 Cuda 340 in purple on blk. He brought it to Mr. Norms to be 'tuned' since it never ran right since he purchased it new. They made mods to the dual point distributor and TQ and it ran insanely good! They even gave him a handwritten sheet of everything they did, for future tuning specs, since the factory specs were pretty much thrown out the window. Sadly when he sold the car in '76, all that stuff went with it.
Hi Adam, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Dads car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
stunning..no other words
:-)
@@loucostabile Lou , the color combo..you just dont see it 👍
Awesome Car
Awesome story
Awesome guy
👍🇦🇺
Just awesome
Win / Win / Win :-)
I 💘 the color Lou(calling all 👮♂️'s), and those beautiful exhaust tips, w/whatever is under the bonnet seals the deal. Thanks friend. You're the best(top 10 anyways💫🥳😎).
Hi Mr. Fruity Pebbles, You're welcome my Friend and thanks for the "Top 10" ranking :-) Lou
@@loucostabile The Babes say I'm a '10'.... outta 100! :P
Given a choice this is the ultimate car I’d love to own. Yep a 1970 Dodge Challenger. Thanks so very much Lou 👍🏽 remember ‘Vanishing Point?’ Who could bloody forget? Seen so many times I’ve lost count! lol
Hi Hubert, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Glad to read this one reminds you of the car in the movie, Lou
@@loucostabile reminds me only in the car itself. Not the colour. I do prefer the white plus the lime green with black paint outs! Hugh
Thanks Lou, awesome video as always 👏
Thank you for the kind words on the video, and you're welcome Wesley :-)
Nice 440/6 with interesting history. You keep bringing these very nice cars. You were n the burnout pad, I was waiting for a big burnout.
Hi Greg, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Yes on the pad, but no burn out this time.... Lou
As usual thanks for posting one more excellent Carlisle Events video from you, Lou! That is one sharp looking and great sounding '70 Dodge Challenger R/T 440 Six Pack from Mr. Norm and how I love those Hurst Pistol Grip Shifters too!
hi JackFlemingFan, Happy to read you enjoy this Challenger :-) Stay tuned, I have a few more from Carlisle coming up, Lou
That "Top Banana" is the "Top Gun" especially with that pistol grip shifter!!! Great car, Mr. Norm really knew how to build em that's for sure. I have a brother-in-law that used to have a 1970 Challenger and I got the chance to drive it for a weekend when he an my sister borrowed my lowly Dodge Shadow for a road trip. His Challenger only had a 318 in it, but it had a Borg Warner close ratio 4 speed and would really get up and go, don't ask how I know this, Lol!!! I was really surprised at how well the Challenger handled also. I always thought the 1970 Challenger was the best looking too. Great car Lou!!!
Hi Hobiemarty, High praise :-) Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Brother In Law's car you were able to drive :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Once again a great car review.
Thank you Chris :-) Glad you're along for the ride.
Never challenge a Challenger!! Top Banana is my favorite shade of yellow. If my '72 Demon 340 wasn't in my all time favorite FE5 Bright Red I'd be tempted to paint it Top Banana for sure. Anyways nice story about finding the original engine and even better to see the Mr. Norm signatures. The white interior almost makes it a sunday summer cruiser kind of car, but we all now know what's under the hood ⚙️🇺🇲. Simply bananalicious!!
Hi Cheeky Demon, Happy to read you enjoy this "Simply bananalicious!!" car :-) Lou
It was September, 1969. I was riding my bike over to my friends house and had to pass the house of a man who was an insurance agent. There in the driveway was the very first Dodge Challenger that I had seen. I had to stop and look. It was a plum crazy R/T hardtop with a white vinyl top & interior. It had the pistol grip shifter on it’s 4 speed transmission. I still remember it vividly more than 50 years later.
Hi Dave, Happy to read this car brings back memories :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
What a great find, and a great story finding the original 440. Unreal so cool. Thanks Lou nice story and vid.
Hi Bruce H., Happy to read you enjoy this "cool" car :-) You're welcome, Lou
Good Looking R/T ! Great color too ! Thanks Lou !
Hi Rudy, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
This car looked so great that Chrysler didn't change it much for the 21st Century. And it's my favourite colour.
Hi danmar007, Happy to read you enjoy the looks and color of this car :-) Lou
Nice car!
Happy to read you enjoy this "Nice car!" :-)
The car turned out very well, and the story that goes with it is good to ;)
Hi Steel Assault, Happy to read you enjoy the car & the story :-) Lou
@ASSault, TO where??? :P
Lou, thanks for a video on this classic Mopar, and with a 440 six pack, cheers
Hi Eric, Happy to share this "classic Mopar" with you :-) You're welcome, and cheers, Lou
Gorgeous!!.. Love me a Challenger!!
NICE :-)
Gorgeous E-body! Very interesting history of the Chally.
Happy to read you enjoy the looks and story of this car :-)
Brilliant.
Glad you enjoy this one Simon :-)
In the video it sounds like it has a solid lifter camshaft instead of the factory installed hydraulic camshaft, either way it sounds very healthy 💪👍🔥 !
Hi John, Happy to read you enjoy the sounds of this car :-) Lou
gotta love those 440 six-packs, there are people that prefer them rather than the 426 Hemi! Both awesome just a different flavour!
Hi Kelly, Happy to read you "gotta love those 440 six-packs" :-) Lou
Another one !!! Love it !
Hi Larry, Happy to read you "Love it !" :-) Lou
Knowledge is power. Imagine paying the price of a 440 challenger from an unknowing owner who really had a 440 six pack mr norm 6 figure plus car. That guy could of been smart like the current owner and figured this out himself and tracked down the original motor just like this guy did and doubled his money or maybe even tripled. I bet this guy had the biggest $&!? Eating grin on his face when he realized what he brought home. Lol I love these stories.
Hi Dan, Amazing story, and with this car, it's was who you know :-) Glad you're along for the ride, Lou
Nice! ⬆🍌 color 💛
Glad you enjoy the looks of this one Uri :-)
great challenger. i like that white top.
Hi chris l, Happy to read you enjoy this "great" car :-) Lou
Heya, Lou! How goes? A short & sweet review, here, I
Heya Tom, Great when I'm around cars :-) How goes with you? Happy to read you enjoy this car. Blessings received, and God bless you to Mr. J, Lou
Nice 😀
Hi Michael, Happy to read you enjoy this "Nice" car :-) Lou
Had a 1970 Challenger RT 383 magnum convertible at ac pw pdl really loaded with options. Unfortunately sometime in the 70s I lost control and hit a telephone
Pole
Hi Ted, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Sorry to read the end result :-( Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Well my first vehicle was a 70 Challenger but it wasn't nothing like this one.
My brother in law helped design the 1970 Challenge!!!
Hi Gary, Happy to read you had a fun car :-) Lou
Cool Challenger!
Happy to read you enjoy this "Cool" car :-)
@@loucostabile Oh yea, love the Challengers!
Beautiful car. One thing about them carbs is they are temperamental. Constant adjustments to keep them running good, that's been my experience with them anyway. Love the 70 and 71 challenger and cuda's
Hi Timothy, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Thanks for sharing your experience, Lou
Wow my grandma had a 318 70 challenger with a white top and the same color I really wish I knew how many 318 70 challenges were made with yellow with a white top
Hi Walter Ball, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Grandma's car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Très belle voiture américaine très belle vidéo
Hi Julie, Thank you for sharing, Lou
Hey lou, another great find. Question. One of my friends had a 1970 challenge rt 440 years ago. I could swear his pit stop gas cap was on the driver side rear deck. Do you know did they come on both sides? Im almost positive, but it WAS almost 50 years ago
Hi stripervince1, Here is one one the passengers side too, Lou th-cam.com/video/tsZRFVaCBqs/w-d-xo.html
What an interesting tidbit!
I'm thinking these cars won't "kick down" to a lower idle as you're expecting if they haven't yet reached the temperature allowing them to do so (thermal choke on carburetor, perhaps?).
Hi Mitch L., You're exactly right, Lou
Chrysler Australia used the same fuel cap on its Charger
Hi Victor, Thank you for sharing, Lou
Hi Lou!! I’ll take one of those in TRIPLE black!! 🥳👍🏾😎🤟🏾😆
Hi Gmoney, Like this one :-) th-cam.com/video/3WOO6cn6koI/w-d-xo.html
Or this one :-) th-cam.com/video/PEPWFGhkp5k/w-d-xo.html
4:10 Dana 60 rear yes sir I'm impressed 👍😁
:-)
Tell me what Mr. Norm did with this particular challenger with the 440+6 that any other challenger with the 440+6 had Other than mr. norm sticker on the trunk lid
Hi Steve, Stickers are nice :-) Lou
Hi Steve, Ok I'm having fun with the stickers are nice, and the short answer is I'm not sure. However even if there is nothing more then that Mr. Norm sticker, the fact is it's a 440 6 Pack 4 Speed is enough. The Technicians at Mr. Norms were well known for adding performance part either ordered, or bought over the counter at the Dealer so it's always nice to see a car from His Dealership because you knew they would be performance cars. Hope that helps, Lou
I know Mr. Norm modified a lot of his cars but you had to pay extra for those now this particular challenger was it modified by Mr. Norm or was it just a regular 440+6 challenger with a sticker on the lid .yenko Chevrolet as you know modified a lot of his cars to but the ones that he didn’t still got a Yenko emblem on the trunk lid
Mr Norm would often rejet the carb and recurve the distributor for more performance in the cars that he sold. This is a very rare car with the 440 six pack and 4 speed.
Is it just me or does that that exhaust sound unusual? 🤔
Sounds like there might be a slight leak.
6:10 why is he so afraid to rev it?
Hi Nicky Naime, Not sure. Lou
Kowalski would be proud...
:-)
Can you give the info out so I can check my car to see if it is a Mr norm car
Hi 84koolkid, If you call the number in the description of this video and talk to Larry, he can help, Lou
Beautiful and great car except for the tires - big mistake.
Hi George, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car, other then the tires :-) Lou
....am/am no track radio....that's an original Mopar all right !...
Thank you for viewing and sharing.
Always was find of 70 Challenger how he must spend hours on keeping the interior clean harder than the outside
Hi Larry, You're right, challenging keeping the white interior of this Challenger clean, Lou
You guys forgot to drive it.
Hi John, Didn't have the time that day, so I could just show it, Lou
🎗🎗🎗🎗
:-)
The vinyl top and all that Mr. Norm nonsense would have to go, if this was my car. The interior needs to be black.
Hi Rick, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
🔝🍌
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