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Re: AAR shipment
« Reply #30 on: March 05, 2005 - 08:00:38 PM »
I would LOVE to see those T/A shots when you find them!  :beer:

I talked to Mr. Norm at Carlisle last year, he told me that he sold over 400 T/As. I have 81 listed that I know came from his dealership so far.  :wave:

T/Ake care,
Barry




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Re: AAR shipment
« Reply #31 on: March 08, 2005 - 12:42:33 PM »
Yup thats a pretty cool picture!!!  I actually spoke with one of the guys who was in charge of that whole promotion. He was one of the 3 in the picture. I have his name and other info on that and will dig it up and post when I find it, from what he told me they got all those cars in a deal they made with Chrysler to sell the 70 340 Dusters. They would take all the AAR's that other dealers had on their lot (they couldnt sell them) in return they would take a set amount of Dusters and sell them with special incentives and or rebates.  They actually had all 3 transports wait at the end of the town and had a parade through town to the dealership with the Superbird you see in the pic leading the way, and a T.V. crew filmed it for the local news. He also told me everyone who worked there drove a muscle car. It wasnt unusual to see Superbirds and Hemi Cudas being driven by sales people and service guys and managers. They were one of the largest muscle car dealers in that area at that time. its a staggering number of all the muscle cars that went through that dealership and they arent mentioned in the same text as Mr Norm is but they should be. Thanx for the pic!!!
Dont forget to register your AAR at the AAR Registry only at www.transamcuda.com 1981 AAR's on file. Also info on 70 thru 74 E-Bodies. Ask me about yours!!

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Re: AAR shipment
« Reply #32 on: March 22, 2005 - 11:34:10 PM »
I got my aar cuda from cedar rapids in late 1970 maybe it is in that pic.