Pics of 69-73 C bodies
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I’m just guessing, 73 Newport?
Stuka_Mensch
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1969 Fury I
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Lovely wagon. The grill paint is incorrect though, FYI
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Nice cars. I love em all, but I’m partial to that turquoise one
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Currently for sale on Marketplace in Allentown PA, EXACTLY like our former one we just sold….
1973 Plymouth fury wagon v8
1973 Plymouth fury wagon v8
I probably am too and I passed on every one. He's put together the best of the best.
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I met an 72-Imperial owner on friday, his is white vinyl over white, with cologne leather in brown inside. Made for export to Europe back then, so the speedo is in km. He owns it since 2014. Has power vent windows, twilight sentinel aaaand the Bendix anti-lock system (not functional anymore).
But no tilt/telescope steering wheel.
Nearly excellent shape.
Nice owner.
But no tilt/telescope steering wheel.
Nearly excellent shape.
Nice owner.
Purchased for $110 around 1987 from the original owner. Not running.
Purchased 2 remanufactured heads for around $275 and a double roller timing chain-gear set from the local Dodge dealership. Replaced all pushrods since they were bent. Sold this great car 4 years later for $375 after driving it +60k miles.
My new employer wouldn't pay to ship the car from Texas to Washington. A sad day.
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Thank you for posting YM43T1C238146 -- very cool with the B64 code! @69CoronetRT @cuda hunter @DocMcNeedy @crv @Moseman @Boydsdodge
It has a V5T on the tag. 72 doesn't have a T in the code book where as 71 does and mentions it as Tan.
72 V9T chestnut and V4T walnut Are the only V code 72 colors. No V5(T) 72+
I've not seen the B64 4 wheel skid control before. Is that disk brakes all around? Or what?
@cuda hunter B64.....ABS....?
IIAC the imperial was the first car with that...
IIAC the imperial was the first car with that...
I am not sure where you got this info. Here is the tops and accents page from the ever-helpful Hamtramck Library:
https://www.hamtramck-historical.co...1972/72_Chrysler_tops_accents_stripes0003.jpg
Thanks for pointing that out @ayilar
I'm not researching into enough locations and should always refer back to Barry's Hamtramck website.
I was looking at the little white book. I think that's GG's book.
I'm not researching into enough locations and should always refer back to Barry's Hamtramck website.
I was looking at the little white book. I think that's GG's book.
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