more contest give-a-way cars from 1969-1970, I'm surprised so many were given away, does anyone do this now?

isn't this the craziest thing you've seen today? A spokesmodel for a burger joint giving away a Superbird!

Both from the newest Mopar website, Jay is posting all the Mopar advertsing he's dug out of old newspapers at http://moparadsandoddities.blogspot.com/

terrific Mopar advertising from 1969-1970

For many more go look through the newest Mopar website, Jay has just begun at http://moparadsandoddities.blogspot.com/

tattoo of the day

found on Facebook 

1970 Dodge Coronet brochure

Found on http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Dodge/dirindex.html

1968 Dodge Scat Pack brochure

Found on http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Dodge/dirindex.html

the 1969 Dodge Coronet brochure

found on http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/ 

Mopar respect!

From the Facebook page of https://www.facebook.com/moparsunited

a North Carolina mopar collection was just photographed in all it's dusty barnfind glory

the whole gallery at http://barnfinds.com/the-north-carolina-find-mopar/#more-21069c

Damn... the coolest tail panel on a '68 Coronet I've seen!

Found on https://www.facebook.com/groups/dcsboc/

Burnouts by Guinand

Found on https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mopar-Style-The-Visual-Art/268199166661403?ref=stream

Concept art for a new Barracuda. (only 2 doors, none of that new 4 door Charger nonsense)

Found on https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mopar-Style-The-Visual-Art/268199166661403

Comparison of rims to choose the best looking on a 1969 Coronet

Another useful Facebook aspect is the "group" method of getting in touch with every one with a similar hobby... just the same as a "forum" style website, but without the need to guess what the headlines mean. https://www.facebook.com/groups/dcsboc/

if 71 Road Runners were made as trucks (El Camino/Ranchero)

Found on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mopar-Style-The-Visual-Art/268199166661403

classic 1970's "groovy" advertising for Scat Pack cars, Jay has found some really cool forgotten advertising!

imagine what this dealership must have looked like

46 Road Runners and 47 Super bees on the lot at the same time. Pure Mopar awesome.

And think of how that place must have sounded with a couple of customers test driving at the same time. Ooof!

Does anyone have a photo of a big Mopar dealership with the lot full in 1968 -69? I'd love to see that!

Jay is digging through the late 60's advertsing in newspapers and finding lots of interesting advertising from the last of the musclecar era

thanks Jay!