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Im believe that the 70 Challenger became 71 Challenger
Last edited by Carleen; 02-16-2021 at 12:40 PM. |
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It was not unusual to see race cars 'updated' when there were fairly minor changes from one year to the next, as was the case between a 70 and 71 Challenger.
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Heavy bought it and after a while it became a 73 Challenger
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A Whiskey producer in London England bought the Challenger and it was named London Heavy
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In the 80s it came back to the States, Long Island and have been sitting ever since
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