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This is another car that can't decide what it's trying to be. Low profile tires... g-machine? Auto and parachute.... drag or mile car?

Don't apologize. This is awesome. But none of those cars are correct, you know.

Remember that's pesos, not dollars. The Valiant Acapulco converts to about $2200. Unless you were a real enthusiast, getting parts might make it too much of a pain. But living here in San Diego, it might be reasonable!

Nice backtrack. Want to go for broke? How about the statements about the trim being modified Charger pieces? Right now, on things for which we have photographic evidence, you're 0 for 2. Why not just admit that you are super-knowledgeable about US-spec Chrysler products, but not so...

I'm not sure about any of it except for the fender trim and grille, because they have some documentation in the ad. I'm just saying that I know less about what was and was not correct in Mexico in 1967. Some reasonable things are that side markers were mandated at a different time there than...

From the seller: Hi ,thank you for read my ad , ok i will begin to explain about its original equipment and yes it is all original,no modifications at all, you can see that the dash has the correct holes made to put the headlights switch and hold button to keep them opened when you turn of ...

Yes, please keep going on. Your original reply said, "I've always wanted to put a '66-'67 Charger grille on my '66 Coronet 500. I doubt that grille was a Mexican thing, but rather an owner-installed thing on this car. " It appears it's not an owner-installed thing. If you want to go back an...

That's rad.

How many of those were built for the Mexican market? I think the answer is the same as me: 0 "this is an edition sold in Mexico so it has unique options as complete grill and hideaway headlights as the 66-67 dodge charger" I don't know that to be true or false. But I do know that he doesn't...

See what I mean?

This is on the local Craig's List: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/4336641113.html A Mexico-model Coronet. It would be awesome to have to hear people whisper, "that's not correct...." and know they're wrong!