[Wreckless]

Hi all,

I have a 2014 Citadel 5.7L 2WD Durango and enjoy it so much I'm thinking of trading my 2016 Ram Rebel 1500 on a 2018 R/T. Thanks for the add.

 

[SteveMLS]

Welcome to DodgeDurango.net, looks like you are a Mopar man.

 

[vj123]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Wreckless]

Welcome to DodgeDurango.net, looks like you are a Mopar man.

Yes Sir, I started with a 69 383 4 speed Super Bee, then a 74 Plymouth RR 360 4 speed, then a 69 1/2 A12 Six Pack Super Bee 4 speed car, then a 70 Challenger T/A 4 speed car, then a 70 Challenger 440 Six Pack 4 speed car, then a 84 Ramcharger 4X4 360, then a 87 Dodge Conquest TSi, then an 89 Dodge Shadow ES, then two ACR Neons a 95 and a 98, then a 2003 Dodge Viper SRT/10, then a 2008 Jeep SRT/8, then a 2013 Chrysler 300 SRT, then a 2010 Ram Power Wagon, now a 2016 Ram Rebel and the 13 DD Citadel. I really want to trade the Rebel for 2018 RT but I will have to order what I want.

 

[Wreckless]

Oh yeah, forgot about the 2003 SRT/4 Neon I had. Stage 2

 

[Dr. Jim]

Very impressive list. Do you have a favorite (or favorites) among all those vehicles?

 

[jfire72]

Welcome!

And WOW! Very impressive list of vehicles you've owned. I personally wised I could have owned a convertable 71' Barracuda with the 426, which is about the only car not only your list LOL!

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[Wreckless]

My favorite was the A12 69 1/2 Six Pack Bee. It was such a fun car to drag race but was so mild mannered on the street. It even got respectable mileage if the stayed out of the outboards! It had power steering and manual brakes. The best of both worlds because I could use a high lift and duration cam and not worry about vacuum booster probelems. There wasn't one. The car was classy looking also. F8 Green with a black vinyl top and an upgraded black bucket interior with a console. The other Super Bee, RR, and TA challenger had manual steering and gave me forearms like Popeye. The shame of it is that I sold them all off in the late 80's early 90's for pennies compared to the value today. Easy come easy go.