Cbody Bob's and Wollfen's great big adventure

by the way, I've always loved the '69 Sport Satellite. My Did bought a new "SS" wagon in '69, one day i will get a photo or two on here. Also, if you look at production, they nearly mirror the relatively low production of the GTX. Much lower than the Road Runners and "regular" Satellites, nothing against them, I dig 'em all. But the Sport Satellite had all of the unique body accents as the GTX (deep, recessed taillights, etc.) that I think really set it off. Production is below from a website I found.

Road Runner 2dr.Coupe - 33,743
Road Runner 2dr.HT Coupe - 48,549
Road Runner Conv. - 2,128
Satellite 4dr.Sedan - 35,296
Satellite 2dr.HT Coupe - 38,323
Satellite 2dr.Conv. - 1.137
Satellite 9 pass. Wagon - 4,730
Satellite 6 pass. Wagon - 5,837
Sport Satellite 4dr.Sedan - 5,836
Sport Satelite 2dr.HT Coupe - 15,807
Sport Satellite Conv. - 818
Sport Satellite 9 pass. Wagon - 3,152
Sport Satellite 6 pass. Wagon - 3,221
GTX Coupe - 14,902
GTX Conv. - 700

Chrysler - Dodge - Plymouth - Production Numbers - AmerikaanseAutoPagina.com
 
Someday, I have to get to NC and spend a couple days with you guys... you're both always neck deep in fun stuff.

Summit sent me a catalog just yesterday with this on the front:
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Management was NOT amused... she would be very nervous if I went anywhere with an empty car trailer now.
Come see the fleet, it is always growing and contracting.
 
I like eating don't I Bob? Except for grits, keep the grits, the grits are not good, brrrrr.

Grits are great. You just don't know how to eat 'um. I'll give you in-person instructions when I come to get my power seat.
 
Grits are great. You just don't know how to eat 'um. I'll give you in-person instructions when I come to get my power seat.
It was the morning after and having to take multiple trips to the toilet that did it for me. I was told by Bob grits are cooked in oil? Eek!
 
It was the morning after and having to take multiple trips to the toilet that did it for me. I was told by Bob grits are cooked in oil? Eek!

No. . . No. . . No. . . Grits are NOT cooked in oil. And you don't need butter on them. Sounds like you had a touch of food poisoning - probably from something else you guys ate. Grits just don't do that to you.
 
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