This is stock number 9J141A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used Dodge headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2015 Dodge Charger RT Premium. This vehicle has the 5.7 liter V8 Hemi motor, which pumps out 370 horsepower. On this HD video you will be able to tell that this car is extremely clean all the way around considering the age and miles on it. Pitch black is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely the best way to check out the car before you actually get here, or before you actually see it in person. Very clean down that side comes with the 20 inch painted and polished aluminum rims. Goodyear Eagle Sport 24540R20 tires, and these tires have a really good amount of tread left. I'd say probably about 70 to 80% of the tread left on those tires. Didn't see any dents or dings on that front fender. Has the LED running lights, the projector lamp headlamps. This one has the adaptive cruise control. That's what that thing is right underneath the license plate. Didn't see any dents or cracks on the front bumper. Headlight lenses are nice and clear. The hood is in really nice condition. Passenger side fender is in excellent shape as well. And the passenger side rim, I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes. As you go down this side of the car you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away, or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down, you can still see the car, hear the car, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. You want to make sure you get the most accurate representation so that when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises. Very clean down that side. Back rim is in excellent condition as well. No scuffs or scrapes on that. And the back tires have about, I'd say, 60% of the tread left on the back tires. Not quite as much as the front, but still a good amount of tread left. As we come around to the back of the vehicle, no dents, stings, or cracks, or scuffs on that rear bumper. Very nice and clean. You can see it does have the dual rear exhaust, the racetrack tail lamps, deck lid spoiler. The deck lid is in excellent condition. It does have the Beats audio system with the factory subwoofer, and it is very clean back here. I'm trying to get this up here. It does have the spare tire, and the battery is placed back here as well. Trunk lid shuts nice and solidly. And as we come around to this side of the vehicle, just as clean as that passenger side, you can see just how mirror-like that paint is, how clean the body is. No dents, no dings. And for full disclosure, this back rim, excellent condition as well. See just how mirror-like that paint is. And this is exactly how this car came in trade. It was super clean when it came in, blind spot monitoring, heated mirrors. As the enter and go system inside the RT Premium package gives you the black and gray two-tone leather interior. There are no rips, there are no tears on the seats. Power driver's seat with lumbar factory floor mats, auto head lamps, of course the Beats audio which we saw, power windows, power locks, power mirrors. It does have memory driver's seat. As we hop inside here, you can see that you get the digital speedometer, the 7-inch TFT display, outside temperature display, range to empty, and all those things are configurable on here as well. Instrument cluster is super clean. Has the heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, no scuffs or scrapes, cruise control and adaptive cruise control right there. Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. This one comes with the 8.4 touchscreen radio with the factory navigation system. This is also where your backup camera shows up.  Up here you have AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities. Can also do your heated and cooled seats from here and your heated steering wheel. Can also do your climate up there too. Passenger seat is very clean as well, no rips or tears on that. And the headliner is in excellent condition. Has the home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems, and then of course your map lights. You do get the 911 and assist in the rear view mirror there. Those are features of the vehicle that you never have to pay a subscription for. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we will check out under the hood. These back seats are heated on the outboard sides as well. No rips or tears back here, it does have the latch child safety system. There are your heated seats and two USB ports, factory floor mats throughout back here. And these seats do fold down for extra storage, which is really nice if you got a haul of bunch of things and put them in the trunk. And we'll take a quick look under the hood. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today, hopefully from this HD video. You have been able to tell just how clean this car is all the way around inside and out so that you can make a smart buying decision. Under the hood we have the 5.7 liter V8 Hemi motor. Engine bay is super clean, runs very smooth. This car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. The car has been gone through mechanically 100% and is 100% ready to go. To see more pictures of this car or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, sports cars, do you know what we got? Go to our website www.summitauto.com. 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added a motion tonight for the team considering all the pregame festivities and in remembering the 20th anniversary of 9 11. Yes, definitely. Um, you know, we obviously, uh, most of the players are old enough to remember where we were when that happened. And, um, you know, obviously, um, I wasn't a resident of New York growing up. I lived a long ways away from here. And obviously, uh, once I got drafted, it made it to the major leagues and it's been a little more time here started to realize the started to realize the severity and the importance of this day.  I thought the fans were unbelievable for us to be able to play them.  And I think that, um, you know, that still resonates with us today and just, um, you know, fortunate for, for our team to be a part of such a special day. And, um, it was definitely emotional, but, um, it was, um, it was fun to be a part of Aaron Boone was wearing the FDNY hat. You guys were wearing different hats, obviously through batting practice and throughout the game. Is there something you feel when you put on that hat knowing the meaning of this day? Yeah, definitely.  And, and this year, obviously, um, with a few new departments added into the mix, um, we were able to switch it up a little bit, which was nice. And, um, you know, there's obviously a lot of people out there that were not just affected by, not just affected by what happened, but there's a lot of people out there that, that we all owe a great deal of thanks to for the sacrifices that they made. And, um, you know, for us to be able to, um, you know, for me today, we're the, we're the, we're the, uh, the Port Authority hat, but some other guys, whether it be the sanitation or, um, or the corrections hat, you know, there's a lot of people out there that, you know, that we owe a lot of thanks to and that need to be recognized. And, um, I thought it was nice that, um, you know, both teams were able to, uh, to do that. Just being the focus to what happened on the field tonight.  Yeah, definitely.  So, um, you know, it's, it's a tough game.  So I thought our guys did a really good job of, of coming out today and responding. We had a big second inning and we're able to get a lead. And obviously, um, you know, you got to give credit to the mess. They jumped right back and got their fans back into the game. And, um, you know, I thought it was a great game. Both sides, we were fortunate to come out on top, but, um, just a great, a great game, a lot of action back and forth and, um, a fun game to be a part of. Marlon or Bear, are you the next question? Brad, you guys obviously have had a lot of up and downs, particularly in the last couple of weeks. Can you describe the emotions of a game like this and how much you guys needed it after that, you know, seven game losing streak? Yeah, we definitely needed it. You know, we needed it a few days ago, but it didn't come until today. So it's nice to get back on the right track. Obviously over the last month, we've, we've, um, we've, we've ridden, uh, what was it, 13 game winning streak? We've been kind of, um, you know, the, the highest of highs and kind of here recently the lowest of lows. So, um, it's nice to get things turned around in the right direction. Obviously playing a really good team here and in a tough place to play here with the atmosphere, but, um, you know, just proud of the way we responded and I thought we, we did a good job not throwing at bats away tonight and really just continuing to continue and to try and get guys on base and give us opportunities to score runs.


It's time for yours truly, Jimmy Powers, with another Grantland Rice story. Blow again. This is Jimmy Powers transcribed with another chapter from Granny Rice's life story, The Tumul and the Shouting. Today's chapter gives us another penetrating look at Newt Rockney, who made Notre Dame a byword for the best in college football throughout America. So, with a nod to the every young spirit of Grantland Rice, I take up his narrative once again in First Person. Newt Rockney was a great man of force, deep charm, and an amazing personality. Whenever there was a gathering of coaches in any city, there was usually just one question. Where's Rockstain? That's where they all gathered. There have been so many fine coaches, such great inventors as Pop Warner, Lonnie Stagg, and Bob Zupke, that no one can pick the greatest. But Rockney had the greatest of all in the way of human appeal. It was in 1928 that Rock brought perhaps his least successful Irish team to New York to meet a splendid Army 11 that featured Red Cagle, a great runner who could handle a half-back slot on anybody's all-time team. Friday night before the game, Rock called me at our flat. Grant, he said, the boys are tucked in for the night. How about coming down to the hotel? We need a crying towel. Better still, I replied, hop in a cab and come up here. We can warm our sides by an open fire, have a spot of Tennessee milk, and watch the rest of the world go hang. That evening, sitting by the fire, Rock said that he expected to be up against it but good next day. You recall my greatest back, George Gip, said Rock, well, he died practically in my arms eight years ago next month. He's been gone a long time, but I may have to use him again tomorrow. You saw Gip on one of his better days against Army in 1920, continued Rock in a quiet, hushed tone. Gip fell sick later that same season. In our final against Northwestern at Evanston, he climbed out of bed to make the trip. I used him very little that day. We were away and winging. The final was 33 to 7. But in the last quarter, the stands chanted Gip's name so loud and long that I finally sent him in for a few plays on that ice-covered field with the wind off Lake Michigan cutting us all to the bone. I got him out of there quick, but after returning to school with a raging fever, Gip went back to his sick bed. He never got up. Nemonia had him back to his own goal line. He lived barely two weeks. Shortly before he went, Father Pat Haggerty baptized him into the church. After the little ceremony, I sat with him on his bed. Gip's face seemed thinner than the communion wafer he had just taken and just as white. But his forehead was strangely cool. Gip looked up at me and after a moment he said, Rock, I know I'm going, but I'd like one last request. Some day Rock, some time when the going isn't so easy, when the odds are against us, ask an Notre Dame team to win a game for me, for the gipper. I don't know where I'll be then, Rock, but I'll know about it and I'll be happy. A moment later, Gip was gone. Then Rock added, I've never asked the boys to pull one out for Gip. Tomorrow I might have to. The following day that 28 Army Notre Dame game was played, as always, to an overflow sellout. At the half it was nothing to nothing. The rest is history. A sobbing band of fighting Irish raced out for the third quarter. When Notre Dame lined up for the kickoff, I knew they were playing with a 12th man, George Gip. But Red Cagle didn't see any ghost as he circled deep behind his own line, reversed his field and galloped for great chunks of turf. Cagle's runs and passes carried Army to Notre Dame's two. There I recall a cadet named Mural plunged over. Bud Sprague, Army's burly tackle, missed the conversion. Notre Dame fired back, smashing and clawing 80 yards, and Jack Chavigny rammed into the end zone, crying, here's one of them, gipper. Next, the Irish end, Johnny O'Brien, a pass-catching one-play demon, snared a long pass and fell into the end zone for another touchdown to put Notre Dame ahead 12 to 6. From there on in, Red Cagle put on another one-man stampede, but the gods were riding with Notre Dame that afternoon as the final gun went off with Notre Dame on top, 12 to 6. Somewhere, George Gip must have been very happy. Now this is Jimmy Powers once again. My friend Jack Lavelle, one-time Notre Dame guard, recalls his freshman year at South Bend, and with us today is the very personable Lavelle, number one scout for the New York football giants and bon vivant of the world at large. Jack, I got a big kick out of your thoughts in Granny's book, but I'd like you to tell us in your own words about the sugar-coated treatment accorded the pea green freshman at Notre Dame, at least during Rockney's day. Jimmy, under Rockney there was a saying, freshman get nothing but abuse and plenty of that. Some of us waited in line for three days just to get a uniform. We were very interested in a matter of shoes, and no matter how beat up they were, Mr. Candy always told you, there you are, freshman, Gip wore these, and it was a toss-up as to who wore more cleats that slept in the most ends, Gip or George Washington. Jack Lavelle, Granny Rice called Rockney football's greatest salesman, and from the description of those freshman cleats he must have been, what about his whole over high school coaches? After all, all of Rock's boys came from high schools around the country. Well, Jimmy, you had to experience one of Rock's summer football clinics to appreciate the influence he had over high school coaches. They swarmed in the South Bend or any other place that Rock happened to be at from all over the map, thirsting for some gleaning from the Rockney Table of Wisdom, and twirling the baton of blowing the tube of Rockney was the whole show. Jack, what else do you recall about Rockney or any profile or character study of him? What was the secret of his success, would you say? Jimmy, I would say the secret of his success was the fact that he was the greatest teacher, Father Newland, who found a very, very ominous poison gas during World War I and who later found synthetic rubber formula, which Notre Dame has benefited greatly by. He told us many times that Rockney was the greatest organic chemistry you'd ever known. Jack, what do you do now that you're no longer at Notre Dame wearing the South Bend Times for inner souls? Well, the South Bend Times is a happy memory, Jimmy. I'm with the baseball giants doing a lot of promotion work for them and making a lot of novenas. Well, that's very good. Tell me, would you like to hazard a look into the, say, the next 10 years we've had platoons coming and going, pro football and college football. What's going to be ahead of us? What the rules committee will do with football, I don't know, but the two platoon system was put in to help the small school. Now a year ago, the two platoon was rescinded to help the small school. The only thing that will help the small school, Jimmy, is to get big. Now, what the ultimate in the rules will be in the next 10 years, as you asked me, I wouldn't know except that if they don't quit monkeying with the rules, they may not have any game because of the fact that they're trying to legislate football. And football is a game to be played by young kids for their college to the best of their ability. And it can't be put through as a matter of law or process law or anything else. Isn't that true of all sports? Basketball, they got that 24-second foul shot in the pro basketball. They've been changing the scoring methods of prize fights in 48 different states and everybody is in a whirl. Well, I was thinking the other day, if they put any more clocks into basketball, Jimmy, that the commissioner will be an inspector of watches. I mean, there will be nine watches around a place and the guy will only have to know if they're in work and order. Talk about a fast track.  That's right. And who does it? Which company? Jack, how about track? That seems to be coming on. Santee and Bannister and whatnot. They were quite a starter and still are. Don't you think that sport is coming on? Tremendous. Sports are dying off a little. They've left it alone, Jimmy. All you have to do is be faster than the guy and to get there first. And now they've got a thing to help the judges find out who's their first. The tele-timer. Yeah. And then they'll find out pretty soon how to clock them along with it. But if they leave a sport alone long enough, Jimmy, for the coaches and the players to get used to what they're doing, it'll be tremendous. Now everyone asked this question too, getting back to Rockney. If he were alive today, what do you think he would do? He would be against these changes or what? Certainly he'd be against the changes, Jimmy. He'd be against the changes that took anything out of the boys' hands. I mean, if a coach is given a responsibility of coaching a team, that's his. Nobody can fault him. If he cannot do the things that a coach is supposed to be able to do, if the boys are not able to play with complete freedom under a normal set of rules, then the game can't be too important. They haven't changed baseball, they haven't monkeyed him around with baseball, and baseball's a terrific game. They ought to leave it alone, Jimmy, for a while to let everybody get used to it, particularly the spectators. I mean, you're commenting on a lot of games, and the spectators, I know we sit home and listen, and the spectators that come out of the house say, what is this? What's this? Last year was like this. Well, that's all right. Last year it was. But unfortunately, you and I've got neither the time nor the amount of script that you need to tell the people to complete changes. That's right. And it is bewildering. Well, Jack, thanks a lot for this little chat. And fans, that closes the cover of the tumult and shouting for today. This is Jimmy Powers transcribe saying, so long.


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