For Sale 69 newport convert.

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seems like maybe a little bubbling/repair at bottom of front quarters? Or, am I seeing things? Price is pretty hefty too.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/chrysler/newport/1896036.html

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Perfect color combo too!
 
It would look great parked next to a certain station wagon!
 
rusty pinch welds and the font on the trunk panel doesnt look right...

and oh yeah, about 10g's too much. Lash open a place in South Dakota??

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Flat black I assume?
 
sorry, forgot to ask my other picky question...shouldn't the engine be painted blue, not orange?
 
Nice car! First one I have ever seen that has the same radio in it that I have. Price might be a little high but I hope they get it.
 
sorry, forgot to ask my other picky question...shouldn't the engine be painted blue, not orange?
Not if it's an HP 383. Problem is, in '69 all 383s were simply a "G" in the VIN as this one is. I like in '70 where they made a distinction between L and N.

This car is sweet!
 
Repainted.
Pinch welds on rockers body colored.
Still gorgeous.
What am I missing? Pinch weld should be body color, I have never seen them any other way (aside from the cars that had rocker trim that also had the bottom of the rockers painted)
Maybe its a C-Body think?


Alan
 
So I wonder aloud...why are most of the pics from 10+ feet away? esp the Dutchman. Not to mention not knowing what creature lurks beneath that trunk mat...:rolleyes:
 
Not if it's an HP 383. Problem is, in '69 all 383s were simply a "G" in the VIN as this one is. I like in '70 where they made a distinction between L and N.

This car is sweet!
My -69 E63 code Newport and 383 engine is painted blue.
 
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What am I missing? Pinch weld should be body color, I have never seen them any other way (aside from the cars that had rocker trim that also had the bottom of the rockers painted)
Maybe its a C-Body think?


Alan
I Remember reading somewhere that two workers on either side of the line painted just the pinch weld with a brush and black paint as the car went by, apparently with the same "Organosol" used for the cowl. As for it being only those cars with rocker trim, that's a great question. Unfortunately, the only original paint car I have for reference is black and with rocker trim.
 
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