Flickr Photo Of The Day!

[AARCuda340+6]

April 11th/2016

1971 Plymouth 'Cuda 440.  Going to the game!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/allcocer/26335179316/

[DAYLEY/CHALLENGER]

That's a very nice color combination and slick looking ride.
Not sure if I have ever seen that exact car before, but I have seen some similar.

I was just thinking the billboards should be left for the Cudas..........not quite right for the Challengers in my opinion...........

[70chall440]

 

[AARCuda340+6]

I was just thinking the billboards should be left for the Cudas

Yes, your right.  I wasn't thinking strait when I saw the picture so it never clicked.
Still a nice looking car and 97% of the general public would never know the difference.

[AARCuda340+6]

April 12th/2016

2010 Dodge Challenger SRT8.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/78759190@N05/26221742051/

[AARCuda340+6]

April 13th/2016

1971 Plymouth 'Cuda.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/132153449@N02/26282812022/

[AARCuda340+6]

April 14th/2016

Mopar B-Bodies.  Location: Hockenheim, Germany.
Rain sucks for a car show

https://www.flickr.com/photos/americanmuscle_de/26394743505/

[cudamadd]

That red 71 cuda looks so good .And some  nice B body's

[AARCuda340+6]

April 15th/2016

1968 Dodge Charger R/T.   I think I should have made a right turn instead of left.  Anyone have some water?

https://www.flickr.com/photos/1968_dodge_charger/26366312891/

[Chryco Psycho]

I wonder if it is stiil there stuck in the sand ?

[dfrazz]

Beautiful green '68 Charger!  But I might be biased.

[AARCuda340+6]

April 16th/2016

A pair of 1971 Dodge Challengers and Twins.  Owned by Paulina & Daniela, but I do not have their phone number or address.
Hey, I can't give you everything.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/seizemedia/26019352470/

[73440]

April 15th/2016

1968 Dodge Charger R/T.   I think I should have made a right turn instead of left.  Anyone have some water?

https://www.flickr.com/photos/1968_dodge_charger/26366312891/

Is that at The Great Sand Dunes near Blanca Colorado?

['Cuda Hunter]

No way.  The state doesn't let cars on the sand. 

And it's a national monument, surrounded by national preserve. 

We used to be able to drive all over all the sand, but now it's a national treasure to be looked at from distance's. 

[73440]

Ok, I visited there about 10 years ago , interesting place. It was foggy that day and there were weird sand structures there , still don't know how they were formed.
Ending up buying some property next to Mt Blanca after that.