Author Topic: If any of you guys own or know of the 70 Cuda with VIN 157225, Drop me a Line.  (Read 611 times)

BS23VOB_FJ5_Faker

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If any of you guys own or know of the 70 Cuda with VIN 157225, Drop me a Line.  I may have sone stories and info for you.

Shane




Offline Moparal

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To be honest, I don't think anyone here retains those types of numbers in their heads.

Gossip gossip-----What's the story? Care to share? :blah:

BS23VOB_FJ5_Faker

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Nothing secret or anything like that, I just know a lot about the car and what it was doing 20 years ago and though the present owner might like to hear about it.



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Mighty nice of you to want to share the history of a car that you obviously enjoyed long ago  :thumbsup:

 By the way some of us DO retain those numbers in our heads from long ago.
First Chally from 18 years ago .............JH23G2B420548  :cheers: R.I.P.  :angelwings:





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1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 440 4speed Dana
1970 Dodge Super Bee
1969 Barracuda
 Massachusetts

BS23VOB_FJ5_Faker

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I guess I have been a gearhead for so long I just assume everybody cares about that kind of stuff.  On our honeymoon  in 1995, we stopped at the National Corvette Museum, and toured the Corvette assembly plant.  I was the one chosen out of our tour group to first start a car off the assembly line, and it happened to be a 1996 Corvette Grand Sport (1000 total  built).  I still know the VIN of that car too.  The guy on the first start of the assembly lines name was Ernie.  The red leather interior was pretty wild.     

I guess I am just messed up.