Squamish Classics Car Club Get-Together

Good looking muscle. Really like the MoPar's a lot.
That Malibu is sweet too!
 
Mike: Glad you liked the pics. How did the weekend go at the NSRA event?

Tony: Looks like the Dodges are outnumbering the rest of the marques at this get together.

Nando.
 
Elite-ist said:
It's the real deal. Dave B. has owned it for a number of years. This 383 Super Bee has a long history in the same town where I live. Sure, it gets babied now, but it had a brutal past like most muscle cars did in the 70's up to the 80's.

Nando.
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Thats way cool a real super bee is a rarity, I remember those days well, even had a guy that lived down the road from us that had a rambler scrambler.
Seems all manufactures had some cool performance offerings back then .... before the Japanese invasion. Did ya ever see a Levi gremlin ?? LOL
 
laatsch55 said:
Why would you even notice something like that...
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Well because my dad went in to the local AMC dealer to take a look at the new AMX and they had one sittin on the
showroom floor .... even had the little red levi tags on the seat covers. I was with him and had to look .... LOL
 
Gepetto said:
If you have one in mint condition, it is probably worth a ton of bucks today... :-)
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I would bet so ..... I was ok with the gremlins it was the pacers that I thought were nasty
Always thought they looked like the fly bridge of a tug boat goin backwards down the road ..... UGLY
 
I seriously dig that '66 Charger, I had a red one for awhile that was certainly no showpiece and somebody before me swapped a maxwedge motor into it. Would burn the tires off but handled for shit LMAO!
 
mudshark said:
Thats way cool a real super bee is a rarity, I remember those days well, even had a guy that lived down the road from us that had a rambler scrambler.
Seems all manufactures had some cool performance offerings back then .... before the Japanese invasion. Did ya ever see a Levi gremlin ?? LOL
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I've seen a few AMC Scramblers at car shows I've attended, but never a Gremlin with the Levis interior. Joe is right - if it's a rare model, it's collectible and worth good coin. My best friend's family owned a new Gremlin in the early 70's. It was bluish-grey, as I recall. I didn't mind the looks of them, at all. According to what I've read about the Gremlin, they had a good mechanical history with some clocking over a million miles without major issues. Makes you wonder why the name Gremlin was chosen.

Nando.
 
I took a few pictures of Lyle's old Dodge. (He's pictured in the rumble seat) Two years ago, at our big car show, downtown, Lyle had the car flat-decked to the show area to be put on display. It didn't have any running gear and was missing a few interior pieces. This was the first time he had it running and brought it out to our get-together. A few bullet holes are evident on the body panels. Even the roll-up back window has a bullet hole through it.











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Nando.
 
Elite-ist said:
I've seen a few AMC Scramblers at car shows I've attended, but never a Gremlin with the Levis interior. Joe is right - if it's a rare model, it's collectible and worth good coin. My best friend's family owned a new Gremlin in the early 70's. It was bluish-grey, as I recall. I didn't mind the looks of them, at all. According to what I've read about the Gremlin, they had a good mechanical history with some clocking over a million miles without major issues. Makes you wonder why the name Gremlin was chosen.

Nando.
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It's sister was the Hornet, and the little impish Gremlin dude on the badge was endearing.

Those bullet hole decals were popular a few years ago around here...my friend had them on his Cadillac.
 
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