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Toom a moment to trim the rust back to good metal on the pillar and inset. Patched in the rust hole in the inner curve. Next up will be that square above it then the gasket lip. After that, I can rebuild the pillar and outer skin. Then, that's that corner done.

and they will lose their job,

I think I found the culprit. I don't know if this was damaged from the factory ages ago as there's no rust to indicate it rotted off, but a portion of the overhanging lip along this area broke off somewhere along the way. Is this the seam? I have a feeling water has been seeping in here. Sealed...

Cleaned up the seats and put them back in. They need redoing but they look a lot better than they did.

CodeDescription E63383-4 Barrel D32H-D A-727 TorqueFlite Trans / Some Years A-998 CE23 C = Chrysler E = Economy 23 = 2 Door Hardtop N0C N = 383 330HP OR 335HP 1-4BBL 8 CYL 0 = 1970 C = Jefferson Avenue, MI, USA 270563Sequence Number '270563' FT6 Paint Code: Dark Tan Metallic / Burnt...

Thank you - probably this one: 1969-1974 Mopar Fender Tag Decoder Thanks again!

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Google, "1970 Chrysler Newport build tag decoding". I just did that on my '76 Cordoba, there are several sites but look for the one you fill in the blanks using information from your build tag.

Can someone help me to decipher the trim plate codes on my 70 barge…

Thanks very much - very useful info. I will check out DVAP in Arizona for sure.

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Oddly enough the 68 Charger came from a NYC cop. The Dip is an 89. I sold it to a good friend that plans on Doing a motor swap to it.

Thx for the info, No need to do the bottom trim, I only need to get the top one off so I can have a vinyl roof installed.

It looks beautiful! We (NYPD) had Gran Furys 82-86, 88-89. We had Diplomat Highway cars in 1988. When Chrysler stopped making them, Motor Trend ran an article and said. "America's Police car is no more". They were iconic but Chevrolet and Ford also had their time to shine. lol. I don't have a...

Thank you, Yes it is. Retired Seminole County Fl car. Bought it from the guy who bought it from them back in 92. Probably one of the nicest ones I’ve seen. But everyone says that about their own car at times.

1969 Plymouth fury