71Polara383
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Pics of 69-73 C bodies
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Rustyrodknocker
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There is really only one word that can accurately describe project cars like those.
Finished!
Finished!
71Polara383
Kid with ballcap
Rustyrodknocker
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That car is so good...
Rustyrodknocker
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Takin the yacht down the coast some years back. Its an old nail but my favorite car.
rd92west
plan C
My brothers 71 SF 383
My parents bought it new.
My parents bought it new.
Don Stolfi
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I have/had two C-bodies:
1. 1972 Dodge Polara 2-door hardtop; black w/green vinyl interior; 360 V-8, automatic, light group, road wheels. Ordered/bought new for $3500 in January 1972. (Traded in on 1973 Mustang convertible w/6 cylinder due to "gas crisis" for better mileage - regrettable, I know!)
2. 1969 Dodge Polara convertible; red with black vinyl interior & top; 383 2-bbl V-8, automatic, tilt wheel, cruise control (not working), Super-Lite, chrome grill surround upgrade. Bought as retirement present to myself in 2005 for $9500 & still own today.
1. 1972 Dodge Polara 2-door hardtop; black w/green vinyl interior; 360 V-8, automatic, light group, road wheels. Ordered/bought new for $3500 in January 1972. (Traded in on 1973 Mustang convertible w/6 cylinder due to "gas crisis" for better mileage - regrettable, I know!)
2. 1969 Dodge Polara convertible; red with black vinyl interior & top; 383 2-bbl V-8, automatic, tilt wheel, cruise control (not working), Super-Lite, chrome grill surround upgrade. Bought as retirement present to myself in 2005 for $9500 & still own today.
Awesome car!!!!!!!
There’s nothing like a dual quad. The sound must be sweet.
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Here is a pic from las summer with new rims and tires.
Tony Mopar
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Duncan
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I absolutely love this Imperial! The color combo is gorgeous and suits that car to a 'T'.
I missed the Rockville car show today due to unexpected obligations, but managed to get Poppy some exercise. Here she is, taking a short photo break amid the early fall foliage.
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That's a nice pic!
So that's a hardtop coupe?
ceebuddy
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It's a regular 1972 Plymouth Fury two-door hardtop. There were no Fury coupes in 1972 anymore. What you might interpret as "B"-pillars are most likely the shoulder seat belts.
Don Stolfi
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