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Doggies....

Not that Stan really cares about our opinions but doggies will look great on that slabbie. Just don't try em on a formie...
 
has2bmopar said:
As to the park lense color questions; I believe all Chrysler products switched to amber in '68.

If you see a mismatch between the '67 and '68 Chryslers it would be because the '67 300, '67 Newport and the '68 300 will physically interchange and someone changed them for their own preference or availability.
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polara71 said:
70s and 71's did
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Never one to argue but read above post
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I read my post now and it is poorly worded, I was thinking of '68s, and the C and B-bodies ran through my head, but after your posts I realized Chargers were an exception for the '68s and checking further, also the Darts and Barracudas, so yes, you certainly busted me fair and square even with just considering the '68s.

I have several Chargers; '69s, '70s and '72s, a '70 Cuda, had a '70 300, Cordobas, Miradas, '77 vs '78 Dodge pickups etc, ect, so I do know that they made clear park lenses after '68, I just typed and posted before reading how it came across.

I know the '67/'68 Chryslers pretty well and I don't think you will find an amber park light lense with a '67 date on it.

Personally I can't recall a pre '68 with amber lenses, but I have been wrong before and could well be wrong again... :dontknow:

For the time being I will go lay by my dish for the night, and do research vs recollection before I stick my keyboard in my mouth again. Your choice to argue was a good one. Good job Dave... :buttkick:
 
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I hope that's the case Stan.
 
Cool find-good luck with it. Bright work looks super on it. We're the front seats recovered
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Blackwalls ....... black steelies ......? baby moons ........? Your kidding, right.....?

That teal and white is crying for whitewalls and road wheels..... at least wheelcovers.
 
polara71 said:
Not on a slab
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Absolutely not on this one anyway. I'm a kid again in this car....
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commando1 said:
Well, my ankle cuff won't be removed anytime soon...

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Seriously! You haven't found out how to take it off? First, colon cleanse. Second, two diuretics such as lasix (remember to take extra potassium). Third, feet elevated higher than heart for 24 hours. (when you are not going to the bathroom). Ok, Stan...no excuses now. :toilet04:
 
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Where's Stan's post that says he's just gonna driver her as is. That's the funniest thing he's ever said here. Took less than one day to start nit picking every little thing.

I can't wait to see her when she's done, Stan.
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I can stop anytime I want.
And yes, Homerr, yes, I need to let the initial irrational exuberance to slow down. Immediately. Good advice.
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Speaking about previous posts. I remember him saying something about how little his garage was but that was ok, it kept him from temptation of getting another car. ROFLMAO.
 
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