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Poll results: '68 Dodge or Ford?
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Poll is closed May 03, 2025
'68 Dodge  -  votes: 12 / 75%
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'68 Ford  -  votes: 3 / 18.8%
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Tie  -  votes: 1 / 6.3%
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Poll: Which '68? (4/19/2025)

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The Ford  -  with a Bullitt!

 

(Your best, most innovative choice yet John - Congrats)



   
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The Ford  -  with a Bullitt!

 

(Your best, most innovative choice yet John - Congrats)

Thanks Tony!

 


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Frank Reed
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Charger for me, but I’d take a Bullitt (oh, wait). 

I had a 68 Charger and wish I was able to keep it.  

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John Napoli
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Charger for me as well.



   
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Ed Glorius
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Charger for me too. It's all about its looks.


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The Ford  -  with a Bullitt!

 

(Your best, most innovative choice yet John - Congrats)

Thanks Tony!

 

Thank YOU John! Great memories for me. My last duty station. I was assigned to Letterman General Hospital in the Presidio of San Francisco in 1968 when they filmed the movie. We saw film crews on a couple of occasions but never the cars, or McQueen. (Dang it!) But the whole town was excited for the local movie shooting.

We used to order seafood and wine at Alioto's and sit at the dock of the bay in front of the Balclutha listening to Otis Redding sing "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay". It debuted that same year, 1968.  Cool  

 



   
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No contest, DODGE.  In the movie notice the Mustang didn't even have a limited slip differential.



   
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Posted by: @sizedoesmatter

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The Ford  -  with a Bullitt!

 

(Your best, most innovative choice yet John - Congrats)

Thanks Tony!

 

Thank YOU John! Great memories for me. My last duty station. I was assigned to Letterman General Hospital in the Presidio of San Francisco in 1968 when they filmed the movie. We saw film crews on a couple of occasions but never the cars, or McQueen. (Dang it!) But the whole town was excited for the local movie shooting.

We used to order seafood and wine at Alioto's and sit at the dock of the bay in front of the Balclutha listening to Otis Redding sing "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay". It debuted that same year, 1968.  Cool  

 

Cool!! Loved San Francisco...visited a few times throughout the years. My first visit was November of 1968, go figure. If I recall we saw snow flurries'. We ate at Alioto's and North Beach.

 


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@sizedoesmatter 

How cool! Small world!



   
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For me it's the most beautiful Charger ever made.  In '69 the Mach I Mustang would get the nod.



   
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Loved the movie. Both cars were stars. I go for a tie.



   
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Nice to see the Dodge chasing the Mustang for a change.



   
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The bad guys in that triple black Charger; like the bad guys in those old westerns always on a black horse...

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@david-vandermeer Those bad guys were Bernie 1 and Bernie 2 as I recall.  Not the ending they were hoping for!



   
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