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    • aremmes
      aremmes last edited by

      Yay, first proper post on the Hyphen!

      I drove to Bal'more on Saturday, with part of the route took me through I-95. Most of the traffic consisted of the usual standard Northeast fare, but a couple of things caught my eye.

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      I'm not a fan of muscle cars, but this guy in a 1969+ Super Bee was winning all the way on the southbound side. Meaty, but not oversized tires on the back, and twin Ramcharger scoops on the hood. The driver was taking it easy, presumably because no overdrive.

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      The northbound side featured this nifty Montero with North Carolina temp tags, probably making its way to its new home of cold weather and salted roads.

      Bonus roadside find:

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      I found this multitester while on a walk around the lake near my house. It came complete with current and temperatue probes and user manual in the black nylon bag in the background, although that manual was starting to decompose by the time I happened upon it. Sucks for whoever dropped it and had to shell out for a new one, but then again nobody needs this kind of instrument to go paddling or fishing.

      "I drank what?" -- Socrates

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      • Chariotoflove
        Chariotoflove last edited by

        Glad you found your way over! What color was that Bee? I can kinda imagine it’s dark green, but then I can see black instead.

        Curator, Kia enthusiast, dad joke specialist

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        • WhoIsTheLeader
          WhoIsTheLeader last edited by

          I like the Super Bee a lot. Don't see too many of them on the roads. Well, I saw a Charger Daytona on the road once, but I don't feel like I see classic Mopar stuff with as much frequency as classic GM and Ford muscle cars.

          Color enthusiast, Citroën fanatic, and Cruze driver

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          • aremmes
            aremmes @Chariotoflove last edited by

            @chariotoflove This one was black with a gray 'Bee stripe on the rear flanks.

            "I drank what?" -- Socrates

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            • LooseonExit
              LooseonExit @aremmes last edited by

              @aremmes

              Indeed a 69 Bee wearing 70+ Rallye wheels. Maybe a Dana underneath and also has slapper bars, which is normally not-a-Mopar thing.

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              • ClassicDatsunDebate
                ClassicDatsunDebate @LooseonExit last edited by ClassicDatsunDebate

                @looseonexit it was fairly common to bolt Lakewood Traction bars on anything in the ‘80’s.

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                • davesaddiction
                  davesaddiction @aremmes last edited by

                  @aremmes Nice score!

                  manual . RWD . LS3 . MagneRide . Brembos ... 4 doors + 5 seatbelts

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                  • Chariotoflove
                    Chariotoflove @aremmes last edited by

                    @aremmes I like that.

                    Curator, Kia enthusiast, dad joke specialist

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                    • LooseonExit
                      LooseonExit @ClassicDatsunDebate last edited by

                      @classicdatsundebate said in DOTS: Interstate 95:

                      @looseonexit it was fairly common to bolt Lakewood Traction bars on anything in the ‘80’s.

                      No doubt. Mopar folks are only supposed to use pinion snubbers, Mopar Perf SS springs, and/or Cal-tracs only. It's an unwritten rule lol.

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                      • ClassicDatsunDebate
                        ClassicDatsunDebate @LooseonExit last edited by

                        @looseonexit oh, my 318 Satellite had Hemi springs with the added launch spring.....because Hemi. 🙂

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                        • RallyDarkstrike
                          RallyDarkstrike last edited by

                          Hey, glad to have you with us! 😄

                          '09 Hyundai Accent | Loves 2-cyl FIATs, old Euro, Eastern Bloc & kei cars!

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                          • ttyymmnn
                            ttyymmnn @aremmes last edited by

                            @aremmes Interstate 95. Oh, you mean the Virginia Motor Speedway?

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