1970 Sport Fury - Rear Windows

[Wile E Coyote]

On the 70 Sport Fury (maybe other models too), why do some have an "outtie" back window and others have an "innie" back window?

 

[commando1]

Two types of two door hardtop roof lines were available that year.
Strange as it may seem...
Ask members here which one is more attractive and a bar room brawl will break out. :yes_no:

 

[300rag]

Two types of two door hardtop roof lines were available that year.
Strange as it may seem...
Ask members here which one is more attractive and a bar room brawl will break out. :yes_no:

OK, I'll start. Concave is always better looking.

 

[commando1]

Not going there anymore...

 

[cm23uoc]

OK, I'll start. Concave is always better looking.

That's totally wrong.

 

[Wile E Coyote]

Thanks! I finally found some info - Learned about the 23 body code and 29 body code formal roof. I like the ________ one better!

 

[commando1]

After the Fast Top, they all look alike....

< Sent from my tablet >

 

[Catfish]

OK, I'll start. Concave is always better looking.

Agreed, looks fast standing still.

 

[polara71]

That's totally wrong.

I agree ..........

 

[Pete Kaczmarski]

The concave rear window gave the appearance of the 68-70 Charger but typically the convex rear window made it look more like other fastback cars of the era,

 

[swartzed]

So, the 29 body code is the concave back window and is considered formal? I have a 1969 Fury with concave window and am trying to order a new headliner for it.

 

[polara71]

The formal roof yes ...........

 

[rapidtrans]

I'm thinking it depends on the color combination of the car. In 69 we had a couple of Fury III 2drs.
One was bright red with a black vinyl std roof. Then we had triple green with the formal roof. I think dad got it just right on both cars.