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hahahahaha "Davies". Sorry Dave, you are not near good enough looking to be a davie groupie, for me anyway. Car is awesome! I have asked for a trim tag readout to no avail. A few more pictures for posterity.

1965 or older. I know what a 66-67-68 tag looks like and this is not one of those.

The small buckle one is sewn together with a bigger buckle belt (standard size), but how is it used ? I have a loose chrome bracket that fits the small buckle. Dont have a clue how you attach it to the other belt.

Wanted to get it out quick while people were still thinking about MCACN.

Is that your whoops? Good smoke trail!

I have been searching through the forums and various websites in an attempt to decode the fender tag on and learn a bit more about my family’s four door Chrysler Newport which I believe is a 1968. However, I have not been very successful in doing so and was helping someone here would maybe be...

Join me in welcoming @MattB to FCBO.

@tallzag Thanks a bunch. My curiosity is appeased.

PE21G1F107432 sports an early VIN sequence, so it is likely an August 1970 build (indeed, the scheduled build date was August. 31, 1970). I doubt that it'd be a special that early on in the model year, but that's only a guess: @67valiant 100 (who tracks F-plant cars), @69CoronetRT (who has a lot...

That was quicker then I expected lol.

This 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury GT Is An Oversized Muscle Car In Formal Attire!

Here is the in depth video of the GT hope you enjoy! This 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury GT Is An Oversized Muscle Car In Formal Attire!

PH23T0D109821 I see Dan's displays were used of course. Thanks for posting that!

Extremely interesting vehicle and a great example!

Can not find the wanted forum

I think Tom @ Rock Restorations eluded to putting out a video on his YouTube channel of the car in the near future.

I do recall reading and talking about this car here. PH23T0D109821 No trim tag info anywhere. Only explanation that I can find on the car is that it is thought to be a 4 barrel car by picture analysis. I'll keep looking and talking to myself....

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Thanks for pointing out the owner. I will research and find the trim tag readout if it is around here somewhere.

Dan Pausch is a great guy! He has been making custom displays for cars lately. Auto DNA dhead68@hotmail dot com You can see some of his displays in front of the cars at the tuxedo display.