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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)...

Ok thank you i hope that works with that car. I would really love to restore mine it's a original swiss export car

...Polara, I saw the CHP post on CL 2 days after it was listed and contacted the seller who sent some additional pics. But after considering the export fees and transportation cost, and the cost to redo the car, I lost interest in pursuing it any further. I'll keep searching for the right 2...

...into being, I think they ran out of numbers since they could not be reused. There were 5 and 6 and 8 codes but almost all were internal codes, export, Canada or other non US deals. I kind of recall the 8 numbers were for internal, for example each plant, parts depot and even departments had...

...or was it made there? The KPH speedo was not mandatory in Canada until much later, which would imply that this car was intended for the export. Most of the C-bodies that were imported to Finland back in the day only had a few options: Berner Company, which imported Plymouths and Chryslers...

...4drht with power pak. The car was officially imported for sale in Italy that year. ( probably it's true that the option was reserved to export models). I bought it in very bad condition in 1986 and I am doing my best to keep her running ever since. It's my daily driver, provided I supply...

...and how high costs are for production and distribution (huge distances to cover, high minimum wages + taxes), combined with the lack of export markets (oftentimes in countries where domestic vehicles had similar, or more features, for cheaper than our cars sold there), it's a wonder it...

Thank you for posting YM43T1C238146 -- very cool with the B64 code! @69CoronetRT @cuda hunter @DocMcNeedy @crv @Moseman @Boydsdodge

4001A Geberal Electric, Export

Thanks for these numbers Marty. Alot of money to get parts from the US to your doorstep. But still less than I suspected. Hobbywise I sometimes wish we lived in the US... Yes I saw the Moparshop springs. Wonder if 4 door springs are different than 2 door models. My 2 door has 7 leaves, that was...

Nice car Alfredo, I always like seeing that roofline. Your title says '69 sport fury. Your picture looks like a '64 or so. Is this an export car or typo? Welcome to the site!

1966 Mopar Small Block 318 POLYSPHERICAL 2 Barrel Kickdown Linkage B & C Body - 1966 ONLY ....$150. + shipping from NJ Also some export to Canada in 1967. B C Body. Complete small block factory original 318 POLYSPHERICAL 2 barrel, 3 piece kickdown linkage assy, for A727 Transmissions.

Does the current owner have any knowledge about the car's past, e.g. who was the first owner?

Perhaps that's the US total, and Canada and export cars made up the rest. I can't believe James spelled convertible convertable.

Yeah.....exported to my house in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida from somewhere in Illinois. :poke:

Honestly this is the best possible outcome for this catastrophe of a wagon. Hope you can figure something out.

1,077 total less 903 sold (presuming shipped to US dealers as indicated on SG 30 report) leaves a not unreasonable 174 destined for sale in Canada and Export.

The clear backup lens above seems to be for "1969-71 Dodge Truck B Series Vans". The 2809126 tail lens is for "1968 Fury I 4d Export Fury III" but there might have originally been more in the box (gasket and clear lens and other trim pieces) based on what I see on ebay.

From my data, some blocks were differently populated, though. The time frame may make a difference here. 0XXXX: Check. 2XXXX: Dodge, with something special about them (trucks, performance?). There were not that many around. 4XXXX: Check; the oldest orig. date I found in this block is 08-64...

...They keep the best for their domestic markets and ship the crap overseas. Keep in mind, the child slave labor uses to build much of what they export. Look for an "L" as the first character of the VIN, that indicates the vehicle was built in Red China. And, yes, the Envision and a couple of...