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We don't know it was traded in. There could have been a variety of reasons it was there. I was sure surprised to see it there even in 2000.

Sweet car! Some of the contemporaneous Winnebago/Itasca RV interiors had similar upholstery. Design with character: how quaint! I wonder if the gray hard panels have lost color due either to UV or oxidation. The soft vinyl in my ’74 T&C still has its factory blue color, while all the hard...

Whe that car was traded in at the dealership where the owner bought it, and if it was used by the previous owner as a daily driver in the Chicagoland area, it saw a lot of salt. Maybe saw salty roads in NJ too. Most dealerships wouldn't take a car full of bondo in as a trade today like they used...

My 2018 Ram I named Betty White when I bought it brand new. I need it to last a long time like Betty white because I’ll never be able to afford a new truck again. My 65 Sport Fury was named Agnes by my aunt. She said it just looks like an Agnes. And it stuck.

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I’m excited to join the For C Bodies Only community! I’ve been a big fan of Mopar for years, and I finally decided to dive deeper into the world of C-bodies. I currently own a 1968 Dodge Charger and I’m looking forward to connecting with others who share a passion for these classic Mopars. I’ve...

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This is great!!! I'd love to see one in Turbine Bronze. (I'd really love to see a 67 Newport in Turbine Bronze, but that's just being selfish . . . ) :)

Saying it wasn't nice, no matter how nicely you think you said it.

Interesting, everything I’ve seen says the base 300 engine in 66 was the 325 horse 383. Curious. Travis..

Dodge and Chrysler both had a 383-4 with single exh, rated at 315 hp, in 65 (edit - not in 66, apparently). Single exh and single snorkel would be correct. Plymouth 383-4 got dual snorkel/dual exh and 325hp rating (often noted as 330) - no 315hp versions in Plymouth. The Chrysler/Dodge...

These parts are from the 1967 Polara 500 I just sold. It had the BUDD disc brakes. I'm unsure of their value, but if you're interested, send me an offer. I will remove items as they sell. NOS Analog Clock NOS Radio & Speaker Vent/cigarette window regulator - NEW Original Stromberg 2-barrel...

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Viewing a thread - Mopar Model x100, what is this ?

Cool piece, I've never seen one. I found this: https://forums.aaca.org/topic/331815-mopar-x-101-short-wave-radio-converter-wtb/

Thank you! I see it. DH41L1D280638 must have looked great when new. No A/C but A24 (trunk dress-up kit) and A76 (Brougham) packages

Greetings, here is a photo of the fender tag as promised of the 71 Monaco. I'd be interested to know if anyone sees anything worth mentioning. Regards, Michael.

I purchased an NOS Short Wave Converter from the 50's. It's a Mopar part number 1594455. I found a Google thread on a site which stated that the person who had a car shipped to Mexico from Chrysler, would have had this in the trunk of the car, for the dealer to install, as Mexico or (Europe)...

The S.O. for the car is 125-CC-J99788 (on window sticker). Vehicle order number on the Broadcast sheet says 125J99788. After Mr. Rhodes passed, the car was sold to fellow Colorado resident Howard Long of Golden, CO. in 1989. I purchased the car from Howard in 2000. I have pretty much every...

I am the second owner of this beautiful 1966 Chrysler Newport convertible. I've had the car for almost four years and purchased it to take our moms on drives. It is my daily driver for most of the year except winter. I have lots of trophies from the car shows. It gets LOTS of attention. RUNS...