what was the car vin diesel drove at the end tokyo drift?

[lil86hatch]

me and brother was arguing about it
i said it was a 70 roadrunner "the hammer" built on the show rides
and he said it was a GTX

someone please clear this !!!!!!

[COLD]

70 Road Runner. Your right,he's wrong. lol

[Zap's 85 GT]

You're both right.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2422191/1970-plymouth-gtx

[COLD]

Well,I'll be crap if I didn't get that one wrong. lol

[qtrracer]

Having been around in 70 with my own Chevy muscle car and running in a club that included a GTX, two Road Runners (one a 440 tri-power), a Hemi 'Cuda and a 340 'Cuda, among the typical Ford and Chevy offerings, the GTXs and Road Runners were not the same car. They did share the same chassis and body but different trim levels. Typically, Road Runners were post coupes, stripped down, bare essential rides, whereas the GTX was a "hard-top" optioned-out ride. However, in 70 Road Runners could be had with the hard-top option and lots of other luxury stuff, but I never saw a GTX/Road Runner. This car is either a Road Runner or a GTX, but I'm positive it's not both.

[83GTRAG]

Having been around in 70 with my own Chevy muscle car and running in a club that included a GTX, two Road Runners (one a 440 tri-power), a Hemi 'Cuda and a 340 'Cuda, among the typical Ford and Chevy offerings, the GTXs and Road Runners were not the same car. They did share the same chassis and body but different trim levels. Typically, Road Runners were post coupes, stripped down, bare essential rides, whereas the GTX was a "hard-top" optioned-out ride. However, in 70 Road Runners could be had with the hard-top option and lots of other luxury stuff, but I never saw a GTX/Road Runner. This car is either a Road Runner or a GTX, but I'm positive it's not both.

But what about the link, it says it is one in the same.. its all about the link.. now I am starting trouble. You need to back what you say with facts other than memory. Prove what you remember with a fact. I got money on this one and I need to know.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2422191/1970-plymouth-gtx

[stableboy]

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_44208-P...nner-1970.html

[stableboy]

http://www.purevisiondesign.com/rides_otr_hammer.asp

[etc1006]

I swore I saw that GTX emblem on it.

[SVT Rob]

Well, according to Steve Strope (guy that owns the car), it started life as a 1970 Plymouth Satellite. It's a Roadrunner clone built Pro Touring style. So uhm ... I think you're both wrong

[83GTRAG]

I am in so much pain, is it, isnt it, it is, its not, both wrong, both right.. I give up! Can we all agree its a mopar?

[blackgt85]

I am in so much pain, is it, isnt it, it is, its not, both wrong, both right.. I give up! Can we all agree its a mopar?

Its actually a Chevelle chassis, with a Boss 429 under the hood. And the rear is from a Datsun pick up truck.....

Ok, I am done being a smart ass! I will agree it is a Mopar! lol


Justin

[bobbawon]

Somewhat on topic...

[80Notch]

70 satellite....same car that phoenix flipped in the 4th movie

[uglybox]

...but I never saw a GTX/Road Runner. This car is either a Road Runner or a GTX, but I'm positive it's not both.

Right... untill '73-'74. Still Satellites, Sebrings, etc. Roadrunners had small blocks, if you wanted a BB, you ordered a Roadrunner/GTX.
I still miss my MOPARs

[SVT Rob]

Right... untill '73-'74. Still Satellites, Sebrings, etc. Roadrunners had small blocks, if you wanted a BB, you ordered a Roadrunner/GTX.
I still miss my MOPARs

Yea, me too. Too bad they are all too damn expensive to buy/fix. Otherwise, I'd own one now.

Actually, the bank turned me down (1996) on a loan for a 1970 Challenger with a 440 in it, pistol grip 4-speed, painted Hemi Orange. Guy wanted $4k for the car. Well worth it. They approved me on a loan for $4k for an 87 LX 5.0 Mustang, though. That was my first Mustang and Fox Body, and it's been downhill since then!!