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C bodies seem to rarely be in alphabetical order. I've not figured out why or what the process is but perhaps someone knows that answer. The C's aren't like all the other bodies tag codes. Very unique. And each manufacturing location had their own nuance's that are different from each other.

What is the vin stamp number on the passengers side oil rail?

@70DartMike I am intrigued by these tortoise grain top cars. Would like to have one. Odd request here but any chance there is a sizable chunk of that vinyl top that would ship easily in an envelope? Would like to purchase a chunk of the vinyl for my records. And again I'll ask that...

Are the pictures at the top of the thread not visible?

That color looks great!

Yeah! That is an awesome wagon! Really, out of the many wagons I have seen I think that is the best looking I have seen. Too bad it's not a 70.

Unfortunate, but sure appreciate you showing us here!

That is super cool. Never knew that existed. Looks like a mobile spying office.

That is an amazing car! Compliments on the great work. Will it be at any major event car shows?

Is the deck lid bent down? Can that be fixed by just taking it off and applying pressure to each side until the middle pops up? Good looking car for a triple pickle.

Is your block gone? Are you looking for it?

Too bad it was not picked up by an enthusiast compared to the flipper who bought it. I bet he has a road runner in his garage......

Do you have a write up on the car by chance? I don't see many"original" owners of the cuda's. Very curious of the factory documentations that you received during the purchase.

Absolutely stunning car! But let me get this straight. "survivor" aftermarket wheels aftermarket exhaust aftermarket brake upgrades aftermarket suspension upgrades Trunk primered (what's under the mat) Then, bottom bucket seat trims door pulls Fuel gauge needs replaced Broken hidden...

Too bad they don't know how to use it before a sale.

So, goldish with a green interior and a white top. At least it has the correct heater. Early build too. That would have been a slick car

Yeah, that hurt. a ton of good parts gone from that one. I saw a few parts that I could have used. "ain't nothing in there but rats" and a few broadcast sheets. arggh

I think you are correct. Dusters and valiants.

:popcorn: :popcorn: Hamtramck produced Barracuda, Challenger, Charger and Dart in 1970. I'm sure there has to be another model or two but I do not think there were any C bodies produced at the Hamtramck plant in 70-78.

Now that is a sweet car! That's what I would prefer. 72 2 door hb1 Blue guts.