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Good luck with the procedure Will! Looking forward to seeing this car at Carlisle next year!

The one in the video is the 2 door sedan, yours is the 2 door hardtop, they have different rooflines as well.

From research I've done on my '70, from $600-$1250, depending on quality.

I’m really liking this build. Maybe I missed it, but why the Corvette base, why not a metric Magnum or Charger?

Wow, that was some transformation. The ending was a bit of a surprise, but good for you. Do you have any pics of the Plymouth?

Easy restoration right there, all you need is a brush and a roller, some stencil paint and call it done, lol. Kidding aside that’s really cool!

@Top Cat that looks great! Who did the paint, Maaco or Braun’s?

Wow, that’s really cool. I have to say, I was smitten by these models also very recently, and your description of all the little design cues really hits home. Thanks! What are your other three classics?

This is such a cool car! I’m not much of a forward look guy, but when I first saw the for sale ad I needed to see more, so thanks for posting! I love that clock, I thought it was a compass. What will the body color be? So, @60DartChick, if you already know all these blokes, what took you...

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Where is that parked, an aircraft hangar??

I met Benny once at Carlisle, real nice guy. I sold the interior of my gold '73 NYB to Rob, a member here with a '60 Newport. Rob couldn't make it to the show so he sent his friend Benny to meet me and pick the interior up. I didn't know him really, he just showed up at Gate 1 on Friday...

"300, my tukas" :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Looks like an early 318.

Ok I give up, what are they for and for what car? :poke:

Wow, you did good! I'm not surprised about he paint, all of that dirt protected it from harmful UV's all these years. Like everyone else, I wouldn't change a thing.

I saw the link as well, but there was no photo....:confused:

Only if you are from Jersey! It is the New Jersey state bird, after all. :icon_fU::icon_fU::icon_fU::icon_fU:

Could have been some kind of publicity stunt. The first year of the Dart Seneca given to the Seneca Nation, or perhaps a donation for the use of the name? Speaking of name, Hiawatha was a famous Iroquois chief....