I learned something today.

commando1

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Chrysler had "four door pillered hardtops".
Thought I saw every bastardization of "hardtop" until this one.

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Well, at least you can't deny the top just isn't soft.
 
So Im looking at all the little pictures there, if i buy a Newport i get to have a wife with three kids and sit in a meadow constantly smiling? or is it the wife and two kids frolicking by the water? No no wait, its the sail boat sailing across a bay and a seagull flying over, oh hang on no the mistress in my arms looking out off a porch arm in arm, oh there's the explanation it says so quite clearly, "You can have it all" and the last picture a crowd of people sitting around a campfire getting high. Yes Newport does it all....
 
It was the only way you could get an R body. They had pillars like sedans, but no metal surrounding the door glass like on a hardtop....hence, pillared hardtop.
 
Sad thing, there are no BB versions of this car are there? (and 360's don't count -- you know who you are.)
 
No BB's in any car from 79 and up.
Been trying to find on Google for a long time one of these with a BB swap but have come up with zilch so far.
In these cars, I think I'd just just go with a monster SB and let it literally drop into place without all the BS. I'm tired of attempting the impossible.
 
Nothing a sledge hammer couldn't fix, just ask the Hurst "engineers" who developed the Hemi Dart Super Stock.
 
I seem to recall the show residing in a big city like NYC or maybe it was Chicago. Anyways it took place in some skanky part of some city here in the US.
 
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