Lol. I find they don't have much of a sense of humor about that kind of thing (or any kind of thing, in general).

K

Must be 1963.

For all the talk about advances in manufacturing, robots, etc....vehicle assembly plants still look pretty much like that.

K

----So LBJ cheaped out and didn't add knock-offs? Glen green is a very cool color. I have owned probably 4 or 5 GG 65 Corvettes over the years. My fav was a 365hp coupe with green gut and factory AC and it somehow got thru the cracks with a 4:11 gear from the factory. Very cool car!.......Bill S

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1961 Ford press release photo

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Still from VANISHING POINT.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanish...int_(1971_film)

BTW . . . none of the Challenger R/Ts used in the movie survived. Chrysler was never told how much illegal drugs played a part in the movie and were furious about it after it hit the theaters. Some of the cast and crew wanted to buy some of the cars. Chrysler refused, brought all the cars back to corporate and had them crushed. So if anyone says he's seen or heard of a survivor . . . BS on that!

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IMO . . . the zenith muscle car . . . 1970 'Cuda AAR/ Challenger T/A: Two different sized tires, side outlet exhaust and available in Hot Pink (Moulin Rouge & Panther Pink)

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I don't know about that. Years ago I was at Floyd Garrett's museum in Sevierville TN and he had what was suppose to be 2 of the Challengers from the movie. One still had the camera mounts and the other one had not been washed since the move was finished.

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those were from the second movie!