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Topic starter
16/02/2025 7:03 am
'68 Chevrolet or Plymouth?
Be sure to make your selection.
Of course, please “Reply” to share your comments.
If selection is greater than 2 rank them.
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John Bono
North Jersey
16/02/2025 7:06 am
Not my preferred year of choice for either, but in a narrow vote, I go with the Chevy!
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16/02/2025 7:59 am
I voted for the smooth Plymouth.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
16/02/2025 9:18 am
Both of these cars are very nice for sure but I prefer the following year for both as their noses and tail ends were made even more attractive. With that said, I give a very narrow win to the Chevelle styling.
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16/02/2025 9:31 am
16/02/2025 9:33 am
Even though I liked the style of the 68-69 Chevelle's, I did not like the taillights. Being a big Mopar fan of the 60'-70's. My vote goes to the Plymouth.
16/02/2025 10:33 am
Style-wise, the bigger, brawnier Plymouth for me.
Plus, in my view, it also has the superior engine/transmission/suspension.
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
16/02/2025 11:32 am
Plymouth please. The only Chevelle I liked was the '70. but I liked the GTX better.
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Topic starter
16/02/2025 11:45 am
Gents, gotta mix thing up to minimize repeating the same subjects.Both of these cars are very nice for sure but I prefer the following year for both as their noses and tail ends were made even more attractive. With that said, I give a very narrow win to the Chevelle styling.
My exact same sentiments. Or condiments - whichever.
John Bono
North Jersey
16/02/2025 12:45 pm
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
Topic starter
16/02/2025 1:54 pm
Ed, in reality, replace "a big spreadsheet" with a looseleaf binder and an overstuffed file folder. As far as "make us happy" I learned a long time ago you can't make every one happy all the time.I imagine you working with a big spreadsheet all to make us happy!
John Bono
North Jersey
16/02/2025 2:37 pm
Right John. It's impossible for everyone to see their favorite cars all the time. That's what makes this so much fun - making a decision on a car that isn't necessarily a favorite, or even better, when neither is a favorite - it's doubly difficult/fun.Ed, in reality, replace "a big spreadsheet" with a looseleaf binder and an overstuffed file folder. As far as "make us happy" I leaned a long time ago you can't make every one happy all the time.I imagine you working with a big spreadsheet all to make us happy!
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