BoA+73 Challenger = FAIL

[tardis454]

Just caught this article on my FB stream, I'd be madder then hell if this happened to me!!!

http://jalopnik.com/5920334/bank-of-america-has-something-to-do-with-this-muscle-cars-disappearance?

[68scott385]

I'd have been arrested for many bad things done at/to the banks branch.

The corpratocracy will eventually learn that we (the customer) will get ours in the end.

[Barry Donovan]

worchester ma


That is ok, I live in "banger" maine
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pronounced ban Gore.

[dulcich]

The car in the Pic is a 1971 Challenger.
-dulcich

[moparmaniac07]

If it's the one pictured in the article, it's a '71 Challenger. I'd be pissed either way.


Edit: Treed

[tardis454]

I know it's a 71, they have it listed as a 73 in the article.. Jalopnik fail?

[moparmaniac07]

I know it's a 71, they have it listed as a 73 in the article.. Jalopnik fail?

Wouldn't be the first time, seems if it's not Japanese or German, it doesn't belong on the road. I quit viewing a few years ago.

[pdub]

BoA is simply notorious for being notorious and impersonal. "They" are the people our parents warned us about. And it IS people. BoA is huge but it's not a machine. It's a network of people, easy to forget at that level and scale of business.

If I worked for BoA I couldn't sleep at night. Well, I wouldn't work for BoA.