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What model is the JVC? Looks a lot like my RX500B.

That must be a bear to park! Stick shift and an Astrodome great combo.

Left side exhaust manifold is unique to 440 A body, part # 3462016, casting # 3462017, if you ever see one.

All are automatic, manual steering, manual brakes, a friend of mine has a numbers matching one that I've driven, takes some getting used to.:steering:

Try power shifting with that. :D

Very cool ride when done right. I don't see the Plymouth name anywhere on the car, I remember hearing that there was one year that they were just called Valiants.

Go to LaBrecqueautocraft.com to see this car going together, just click on the past projects link. Some interesting Mopars on this site.

Still my favorite... but I'd like to have both of them.

Just add a gator grain roof and you're good to go.

Great movie, that Coronet took a beating.

I've heard that a 1/43 scale model of a 1972 Polara is due out soon, Neo models? Anybody ever heard of them?

I think the roof was painted the same color as the decal.

The shop that's painting my Polara just got a 1963 Power Wagon crew cab. Check out Labrecque Auto Craft when you get a chance. Some very nice rides come out of that shop. PS. Alan, great photo of the pick up at the drive in. Tom.

I'm blown away (sorry had to say it) hope to see more on this ride in the future.

I'm already up to my eyeballs with my current project. I don't know much about these, I know you could get any drive train from /6 to 360. Sign says 727 auto. Right rear qtr. is crunched, nobody around so no info. Car has Washington plates.

Hang ten part two A couple more shots.

Spotted this car while driving in Western MA., needs resto. but a pretty rare car. 360/4bbl.Factory sunroof.

I was gonna check it out in person but I'm too exhausted. (It had to be said.)

Another one for my dream garage.

I've never seen these before, very cool. I could have used one of these this past winter.