65fury1
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Not my car but looks like a nice well cared for car.
1971 Dodge Polara | eBay
1971 Dodge Polara | eBay
For Sale 1971 Dodge polara on ebay
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tbm3fan
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I'm really not into taking and older classic car and turning it into a new car I see on the road today. There are literally tons of white cars on the road with white bumpers and black wheels from Acura to Volvo which I can't tell apart.
65fury1
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I agree with you, I am not big on the white bumpers either, but the rest of the car looks nice.
Originally a 360-2 bbl engine. Nice car - not sure how the seats survived not having cracks in the seams on the Custom models. Maybe they were redone - and if so, someone did a really nice job. Or maybe it is a garage kept vehicle all its existance with little sun exposure. Nearly all the 71 Polara Customs with those seats didn't hold up well.
Slantsix
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I like it. Even tho i like chromed bumpers more.
But, that scoop. I have seen Six pack, that, dual scoops etc on fusies, but none looks like right...
Only thing i havent seen is Cuda/Challenger T/A scoops and late A-body "sport" scoop.
But i have to think, there is no good looking scoop for fusies.
That scoop on slapside, perfect. But fusie.... no
But, that scoop. I have seen Six pack, that, dual scoops etc on fusies, but none looks like right...
Only thing i havent seen is Cuda/Challenger T/A scoops and late A-body "sport" scoop.
But i have to think, there is no good looking scoop for fusies.
That scoop on slapside, perfect. But fusie.... no
70_NPORT
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commando1
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I like it. Kinda baddass.
polara71
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Youve been paying attention. The seats were done about 17 years ago at a then cost of $1,200. with off the shelf material that was virtually a dead on match but probably a thicker grain. We still love that car but knowing what she has been through and is under that paint. Id give him a grand and he can keep the driveline
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