Some Canadian C's

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Next time you're on KIJIJI search ad # 1002135957. Really nice ride for one with deep pockets
 
For some odd reason the Albertans think their C-Bodies are worth the same as the B & E bodies...
 
Because we are not in the rust belt. :poke: And no, we think our C's are worth more than B & E's. Don't all C body owners??
I asked a Canuck once (Leaburn in Kingston), why are there so many more C-bodies, proportionately, in Canada than the the U.S. and he said, We need the trunk for the firewood...
 
Just curious, how does that 68 300 vert have the same curb weight as a 70 GTX? 70's were that heavy? My 66 Polara just went across the scales at 4120 #'s (granted I didn't look at the scale myself, I took the ladies word. I will verify next week at a different scale). I'd think the barge would weigh just a little more.
 
The early slab (65/66) Plymouth and Dodge are only a little larger dimensionally than 68-70 B bodies (the Fury is a little smaller than a Polara those years), and they are pretty light for their size. They are the best C platform for those wanting to go fast in a C body at the drags for cheap.

The 1966 Fury I 2 dr sedan is probably the best C body sleeper platform of all time.
 
The 1966 Fury I 2 dr sedan is probably the best C body sleeper platform of all time.
Knew that all my life.
Waited all my life.
Bought.
Turned it into a mean Q-ship.
Sold it.
Kicking self ever since...

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