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The "new" C-body:

Yesterday I bought KB8 paint for...

May I join in?

AMT did quite a lot of these customizable kits without an exact 1:1 scale car, such as the 70 Bonneville pickup or 65 Lincoln stw.

After driving two Formal Chryslers and two Fuselage Imperials and having been ib a Fuselage Chrysler, I can say that the front seat of a 78 NYB Saint Regis does has two arm rests, which is a plus over the single arm rest of Fusies with buckets and a buddy seat. One obvious thing is that the...

It has a Viper v10, completely redone frame thus neither torsion bars nor leaf springs anymore, interior consisting of hand made stuff and late model seats, and parts made of fiberglass to say what I remember from a magazine article.

One that comes to my mind is the annual Forssa Pick-Nick, which will be held on the first Sunday of August in Forssa, Finland. If the weather is good, it'd easily gather 2500 cars and dozens of motorcycles in one area - the hippodrome of Pilvenmäki. Briefly in english | Pick-Nick

:popcorn::popcorn: Sounds like you're balancing the model year ratio. :)

It's the dual AutoTemp A/C, which consists of an automatic front air conditioning and manual rear unit. Yes, no two tone paint schemes on the Fuselage (1969-73) Imperials. They seem to be correct.

It could be a Canadian 300, which has the same rear end as the US Newport.

A 1966-69 Rambler American.

Yes, it's in Finland and is unrestored thus has all the scratches and dents that occurred during filming the movie.

This one is restored to some extent. Notice the fillers between fenders and bumpers, those should be silverish instead of body color. Very nice nonetheless.

The car in in the back ground on the right looks like a 72-73 Imperial. :rolleyes::D

You have the bragging rights. 120KPH is the max in Finland.

You must update your fishing line to stronger stuff. :D

Unfortunately... :(

Yep, that´s a 64. Notice the convex rear bumper ends and grille with the body colored horizontal bar.

@69CoronetRT Doug, what does the code Y84 mean?

Yes, Elwood Engel did design the unit-body Lincolns and 64-66 Imperials to say a couple. Edit: ``Bulletbirds`` and the Turbine Car taken away from the list due to the correction below.