I posted a new article on the Dodge Challenger for 2009 up on Squidoo.  I'm really feeling this is the last hurrah for American Musclecars as we know them.  With the economy in the toilet and gas prices on the rise you can bet that Detroit wouldn't have released this car if it hadn't already been in production.  Enjoy it folks, while we still can...

My friend and I entered a small antique car show here in Waubay, South Dakota. It was put together by the local Fire Marshal by the name of Ethan Escamilla. The Fire Marshal is a movie fan from way back, having a small part in the film "Habibti Susu". A love of cars was grown slowly.

I entered my 1966 Chrysler in the cruise with the hope of winning first place. I spent quite a bit of time getting the Chrysler. I had done my research on the Chrysler by going over to VIN checker for a check at the accuracy of the car. Because of the detailed data there I found that my Chrysler was one of a kind!

I entered my car and took first place! | was completely amazed still in shock that my little old Chrysler was the star of the show. Next year I'll start preparing earlier.

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I took the weekend off and entered a club run show and shine here in Florida, Florida. It was organized by the local Councilperson by the name of Mathew Hakanson. The Councilperson is a film freak from way back, having a small part in the film "I Love You, Don't Touch Me!". A love of cars was grown over time.

I entered my 1968 Chrysler in the show 'n shine with the hope of having a good time. I spent countless hours getting the Chrysler. I had done my research on the Chrysler by going over to decode this for a check at the accuracy of the car. Based on the excellent information I found that my Chrysler was worth a lot of money!

My car won Best of Show! | was completely amazed still in shock that my little old Chrysler had done so well the first time out. Next year will be even bigger.

I took a church-sponsored car show here in Ewing, Kentucky. It was run by the local Fire Marshal by the name of Kate Cox. The Fire Marshal is a car fanatic from way back, having a small part in the film "Da sha xing". A love of cars was fostered slowly.

I entered my 1951 Packard in the show 'n shine with the intention of having a good time. I spent 2 days getting the Packard. I had done my vin search on the Packard by going over to VIN checker for a check at the accuracy of the car. Because of the detailed data there I found that my Packard was one of a kind!

I ended up taking home a first place trophy! | was totally floored that my little old Packard had been named a star of the show. Next year I might go for a national championship.

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My wife and I entered a small show-n-shine here in Mound Valley, Kansas. It was put together by the local Chief of Police by the name of Chuck Brownback. The Chief of Police is a film freak from way back, having a small part in the film "E!'s Live Countdown to the Golden Globes (TV)". A love of cars was fostered slowly.

I entered my 1959 Dodge in the cruise with the desire of winning first place. I spent four hours getting the Dodge. I had done my research on the Dodge by going over to vin number checker for a check at the accuracy of the car. Because of the detailed data there I found that my Dodge was very rare!

My car won Best of Show! | was in total shock that my little old Dodge had so many people hanging around it. Next year I might enter it in a state-wide show.

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Now is the time to find a car you enjoy! Go out and don't hesitate, there's a world of excellent Dodges out there. Buy a Dodge now before the price goes up! You won't regret it.

I can't believe we have to put our baby away for the winter.
Mary and I have depended on our 1973 Dodge now for I think six years. In that time we've been very happy with the car. Our condo is in northern Iowa, near Ely, and we enjoy touring in the car during the summer months. Overall I'd say it's a great vehicle for the money.

Almost from the minute we received the Dodge we've been driving up a storm. My whole family made a weekend out of visiting my relatives in Ohio numerous times without any issues. The Dodge does Ok on gas and has not given us a lot issues in terms of service.

The Dodge is in driving condition, having been restored in the last two years. The previous owners seem to have taken it upon themselves to fix it up over the past 19 years. Our previous car, a Smart, had plenty of breakdowns and we weren't unhappy to sell it off.

The first order of the day was to insure the vehicle. For our classic car insurance quotations we went with a company called American Hobbyist Insurance. We signed up for the policy completely online, using their excellent web site. We found the company by reviewing the information on insurance reviews. It's a great web site for finding the best price on insurance for collector cars. We insured the Dodge for half of what Prudential wanted.

We've very happy with our Dodge. While 1973 was a long time ago, our car helps us enjoy those feelings.

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