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Merry Chrisrmas! Saw a waning moon over the eastern horizon accompanied by a bright star near its upper right corner just this morning at 04:00 AM, December 25th!

Wouldn't you like to post those pics in the C-Body Police Cars Thread? Also, a short commentary to each pic would we welcome.

I hit upon a report on fleet cars from 1978 (D.B. Shonka: Characteristics of Automotive Fleets in the United States 1966-1977) and found an intriguing statistic about new car registrations, showing their market share of total vs. fleet registrations. This lumps together small, medium and large...

I pay homage to Bill. I was thinking of him just the other day. A very thoughtful person with extremely broad knowledge.

No, like Vehicle Shipping Order:

Much better than a Bluesmobile!

The shipping order or the window sticker would help. But maybe they didn't do window stickers in Canada. Anyway, it's not on the broadcast sheet.

That's reason #5 then, and probably the most decisive one:

The fact that so far you didn't come across a nice Formal Dodge or Plymouth makes me wonder why. Have they become rarer since I joined the group about six years ago? Some possible explanations: - I don't do Facebook so that's a whole chunk of the internet that I have no information about; -...

Dual headlights could be added to the 1957 Crown and LeBaron trim level at no extra cost in states where such units were approved. This and other interesting information can be read in a 1975 WPC News article.

Thanks for all the documentation! For a start, we can compare the SPD (Scheduled Production Date) on the fendertag with the MDH (Month-Day-Hour) on the doorsticker and conclude, as is usually the case, that they don't coincide: SPD = A31 = October 31 MDH = 110418 = November 4 No matter how...

See the 1977 Chryco Sales Codes List.

Those differences may have been introduced on the present owner's watch. The BAT text goes: "The seller acquired the vehicle in 2021, and subsequent work involved reupholstering the interior, performing paintwork, applying accent striping..."

This car may have been here before, see this thread. It had 25k miles on the odometer back then. Somewhere in the text it says: "This New Yorker was also ordered with special Red exterior paint".

Behind the rear seat of a Volkswagen Beetle there is no package shelf but a small luggage compartment instead, where you could play, read comics or sleep in a space all for yourself.

Fender tag and door sticker, if you please? Just to make sure whether it's a candidate for the Late C-Bodies List.

It would be nice to see those fender tags.

We have seen this car almost a year ago, look here. At that point it belonged to member @74monacoHT. The follow-up posts to the link reveal some interesting details.

Yes, my first digit is "6" and I do remember these scenes glimmering over the screen like it happened just yesterday. I was primed by a youth scientific journal ("Kijk" for the Dutch readers among us, which translates to "Look!" for all the others) that explained everything really well. Just...

Please, please, pics of the fender tag and the door sticker!