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    1. 06-26-2003, 08:43 PM #1
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      Guys,

      I'm thinking about my next car.Should I go for a used Chrysler Concorde or go for the Plymouth Roadrunner or Barracuda?
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      isnt a concord a family car. a cuda would be sweet with a 440 in it.
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      Yes, the Concorde is a sedan. But I wouldn't necessarily call it a family car. You see, it depends on what you do to it.
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      Gotta love a roadrunner or a cuda.

      A superbird would be fricken sweet as well!

      The concord is one classic I'd consider going the lowering route.. a cruiser if you will.
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      Originally posted by blm9376
      Cuda's and RR's are sweet, but the SB is probably one of the ugliest cars ever w/a bad ass engine!
      One of those cars.. I agree they look pretty ugly with that front clip. But damn different and will definately turn some heads!
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