Nice trade!
You gotta be on the ball. He posted the fender tags (2) in another post a week or more ago.I KNEW IT!
The flared fenders and door sheetmetal on the magnum are the same stampings that were first used earlier on the cordoba based charger daytona. The regular chargers used plain cordoba sheetmetal. Look at the middle and bottom cars. Compare them to the green SE charger pic. I used to own a red 77 charger SE, a buddy owned a black and silver magnum XE GT, we used to compare both cars sheetmetal.Beautiful car.
XS is for the magnum and SS is cordobas. My 78 magnum even has "XS" stamped on the (I think it is called) trunk extension...the metal that extends from the trunk and connects to the rear quarter panel. I think that is odd because as far as I can tell the fenders and QP's are the same.? "X" was also used for the charger. I didn't know you could have both the GT and XE trim levels/models.
When I worked for Chrysler, I ordered a 1979 Magnum XE as one of our lab cars. It was one of the best cars we ever had. I drove it every chance I had. Handled extremely well, and with the 360-4 it also had decent power. Ours had the 60-40 split bench seats with the cloth interior just because I felt they were more comfortable than the leather buckets for longer trips. It was dark metallic blue. Just a great looking car, very quiet, and so nice to drive. I will never forget that car. Very well built too.
I looked at more daytona pix. It does appear that it may have been a tape and paint appearance package to the stock cordoba sheetmetal.
BTW anybody know which A body used the 73-76 sart hood stamping first? I will give you a hint, it wasnt a dart.
'69 Barracuda....
BTW anybody know which A body used the 73-76 sart hood stamping first? I will give you a hint, it wasnt a dart.
Car is probably 20 mi.s away I could do that for ya.Is there anyone near this location to look at the car for a fee?
Is there anyone near this location to look at the car for a fee?
Hope it checks out for ya Good Luck!Car is probably 20 mi.s away I could do that for ya.
And the F and R bumpers interchange...'69 Barracuda.
And the F and R bumpers interchange...
I believe the Inner Structures are a Tad Different For a Original Barracuda Hood Vs. A Dart Sport Hood. And Barracuda hoods had The Blinkers on the hood instead of fenders, Correct?I looked at more daytona pix. It does appear that it may have been a tape and paint appearance package to the stock cordoba sheetmetal.
BTW anybody know which A body used the 73-76 dart hood stamping first? I will give you a hint, it wasnt a dart.