Ricky's 1968 Charger
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8 2 February, 21:24
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That looks good! It reminds me on the used Charger in Tim Hicks song "Here comes the thunder" - besides the used Trans Am in the video.
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15 February, 06:11
Album info
Ricky insists on putting a new engine in his '68 Charger, despite it being in dire need of some body work and a good cleaning. He carries a broomstick handle around to use as a hood prop.