Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
perhaps my car could be the parts car for this parts car. Just need another parts car and then I can have four partially finished parts cars needing parts….Your need a Parts Car. . .
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perhaps my car could be the parts car for this parts car. Just need another parts car and then I can have four partially finished parts cars needing parts….Your need a Parts Car. . .
That white one is showing lots of signs that it has a lot of hidden rust, like it's got an appendix that's ready to burst.This EW1 300 'vert was first flagged by @mdh157 back in August 2022. Eight months to the day later, this 'vert is still listed for sale on Hemmings.
I'm not seeing any signs of wet storage, although the pictures don't show the shifter or TS stalk, which is my first place to look.Hey! This is great info, even though the Chrysler letter and window sticker are very difficult to read. Much appreciated. Looks like this car started life in NH, migrated to PA and was finally stored somewhere wet. . . All red flags. I think this car is almost a Parts Car.
Has to be talking about 300s, as there were some 1100 Newports as well.and a letter from Chrysler stating only 903 1970 ‘verts were sold.
Yes, I think the letter specifically references 300s for 1970.Has to be talking about 300s, as there were some 1100 Newports as well.
AKA upper rear body panel. Here's the meaning:Here's a new one for me: Dutchman Panel???
Yes.Thanks Chris. So, it's the panel behind the rear window?
While I am at it, the tag of @Ruger's FK5 1970 Polara is here:
Newby 1970 Dodge Polara Convertible
Decoding for that very full tag by @Samplingman can be found in the same thread:
Newby 1970 Dodge Polara Convertible
Thank you! Any more info on CM27T0C253023 ?
Four and one half years after @Big_John inspected the car in Syracuse, guess what parked next to him at a local cruise this weekend?DL27L0D151852, an EB7 1970 Polara convertible, recently popped out of the blue (pun intended) for sale and has its tag here
As suggested that I post in this thread, here's the fender tag for my '70 Fury III convertible. I bought it on eBay around 2008 in Greenville, NC. at a small used car dealership. The guy told me it was a "one owner" car and had been in Greenville since new. It's basically a survivor and has it's original paint and interior. Not really a show car, but a great car for just cruising around in the summers. Has about 110k on it. I want to get the AC operational at some point, along with new shocks and perhaps some heavier springs. With the 318 suspension components and no front sway bar, the handling, oompared to my big block cars, is pretty scary.
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My 69 318 Polara has a sway bar, most likely original.wow, i didnt realise the 318 cars didnt get front sway bars