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Wondering: does it have a compressor? Does it need a compressor? thanks: trying to learn.

Thank God I'm not in California. Temptation City all the way.

100 yard turning radius. Scores a touchdown every time he makes a u-turn,

Wonder what the gas mileage is? 1 gal/mile?

1 Adam 12. 1969 satellite. Not the same, but had to post it.

I hate it when they won't take the cover off and give pics of the whole car.

It's a Mitsubishi 3000GT with a Dodge Label. For me, that's about as American as sushi.

Apparently Dodge Brothers started buying bodies and body parts from Budd in 1913, the first all steel sedan. Budd also made railroad cars.Budd Company - Wikipedia

Did not know Chrysler bought car bodies from Briggs Mfg until 1953. Learned something new. Briggs Manufacturing Company - Wikipedia

You could stroke it too Example: https://www.campbellenterprises.com/engine-rebuild-kits/stroker-kit-rotating-assembly/stroker-kits.htm

Did you post on FBBO as well? Would be good to keep this B-Body in existence

Like the truck, but $10900 is a super high price Also, area prone to rust is the outer front of cowl above the top of the fenders, where front window drains. Need pics. Rust at top of outside of fenders looks suspicious. Had to cab swap this one

Still, it's a finished roof that could be redone. Lot better than a ratty vinyl top above unfinished rusty surface metal. That car's a keeper if you like the color. Price is reasonable. Engine compartment looks great.

God damn, that's a lot of money. Insane is right! I built my truck from a shell for $5000. Guess I'll be holding on to it until I'm dead, or otherwise can't drive

1964 Dodge 1965 Changed grill mid-year, pie pan headlights For what it's worth, I think the 1970-71 front clip is better looking than either. You might stick with it, if condition is OK.

Maybe this is a subconscious desire to buy a 61 Chrysler. The Lincoln looks like a distant cousin. I'd say, Hold out for the Chrysler

I still wish you'd fix up Pomonamissle's 1972 Gold Fury III with AC, with 400 big block, & without vinyl top. Then we could meet somewhere on the east cost and compare notes on our west coast cars. :thumbsup:

Even with the vinyl top?

Love the car, great body-style, hideaways, especially how the c-pillar is vertical at the front. Great look!

Outdoing Jerry Springer. Now that's saying something. After encouraging yelling, fighting, and chair throwing, he gives a sermon at the end. Greed + Hypocrisy = Springer