So I apparently found where all C bodies go to die.....
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Once their gone, the cars no longer exist in anyway.
69CoronetRT
Senior Member
Which, to me, makes the fender tag the tombstone. It's the last remnant that a specific car once existed. Once the tag is gone, there is nothing that distinguishes that car as a singularly unique entity from any other car.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Dog tags of the fallen.
69CoronetRT
Senior Member
Good one. Exactly.
Educate me please. If I happen to get lucky and find a wonderful old relic with no chance for redemption... I should first remove the fender tag(s) and then I should document the VIN, year and model and I should provide what pictures I can. Because I don't think I will be cataloging this information, I should turn it over to someone who will.
Have I taken good notes here? It may help more of us provide "boots in the field" knowing how this is best done.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
At least pull the tag and send it to Doug. . . .
69CoronetRT
Senior Member
Which would be greatly appreciated and welcomed but at least get a picture of the tag if you can't get the actual tag.
I may not get the opportunity, or at least not as soon as I would like... but that is something any of us could do.
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Dobalovr
Being on the Cbody diet SUCKS!
I've said it before and I'll say it again....
STUPID WINTER!!!
STUPID WINTER!!!
WHAT IS THAT WHITE **** EVERYWHERE? I never want to relive the days of working on a car in that stuff... sorry northerners... I'm a wussified Florida boy now.
300cruiser
Active Member
Anything good there? May be worth a walkthrough in the spring.
crazyboutwagons
Well-Known Member
the 73 fury sedan looks like the colors of a Pa state police car. is it.
Toronto Metropolitan Police cruiser.
65Fury440
Senior Member
i used to jump for joy seeing those A100 vans, every time I looked there was a 3.91 underneath.
The white and green/gold one had a 3.23 Sure-grip, someone beat me to it.
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