I love this wagon .....:love_eyes: Thanks for posting Chris
Looks very nice w/o the vinyl....
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Looks very nice w/o the vinyl....
Also.....looks naked w/o the roof rack!
I think the 405HP ram engine was an option in 62, although this car may not have started out that way.
that pie plate dosnt belong there.....another poser.........[/QUOTE]
Jealous ........
saylor
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that's gonna look damn strange . . .
69CoronetRT
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Compare the size of the C bodies to the '59 Imperial. The pictures do not due justice as to how much bigger the '59 is compared to the other two cars.
Compare the size of the C bodies to the '59 Imperial. The pictures do not due justice as to how much bigger the '59 is compared to the other two cars.
69CoronetRT
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The Imperial had rear A/C.
69CoronetRT
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More....
CanCritter
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Jealous ........[/QUOTE]
not in the least..have the real car that belongs to that pie plate...like l said..cant abide by folks representing something it isn't..these engines weren't available in converts..best he could do is baseline 44o and that in itself should be something to be proud of as not many were made
69CoronetRT
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that pie plate dosnt belong there.....another poser.........[/QUOTE]
??? Why is that?
CanCritter
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wrong engine color to start...
69CoronetRT
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What's the correct color for a '70 T VIN E85 code car?
CanCritter
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engine is right color for car....not right color if it originally came with U code engine which they don't...
little info from a friend on this car l just got..
quote...the build date of 6 Nov makes it the youngest of the 7 known T code cars ..unquote
misrepresenting stuff like this is just lacking and in bad judgement..this is just wrong on so many levels..if yer gona sport a U code pie plate you best make shure you have a U code engine sittin under it or someones gona call ya out on it....poser..youve been called out.....
69CoronetRT
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CanCritter
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don't belive there was a pie plate for baseline 440 vert for 70 and Plymouth Fury...Chrysler and dodge may have had but were diff...
not takeing away from build...is nice build...when folks that see stuff like this they take to heart that its susposed to be there when it isn't..leaveing folks walking away with a flawed view of the car like stated in this thread...
imho the best GT out there to date has to be the Green 71 GT called the Rod owned by another member...
not takeing away from build...is nice build...when folks that see stuff like this they take to heart that its susposed to be there when it isn't..leaveing folks walking away with a flawed view of the car like stated in this thread...
imho the best GT out there to date has to be the Green 71 GT called the Rod owned by another member...
69CoronetRT
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Maybe other guys with 70 440-4bbl T code cars can chime in on what they may have, if anything, for a pie pan. That may be helpful.
Since Plymouth used the term Super Commando for 440-4bbl & 6bbl cars, regardless of the version (350-375-390 Horse), could it be that Plymouth used the same Super Commando pie pan on both E85 (T VIN) and E86 (U VIN) cars?
CanCritter
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would be nice to see the tag on that car....
69CoronetRT
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bluefury361
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The lack of stickers and stripes, and the lack of a roof rack is what I like about it.
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both of my 1970 SFGT have the "super Commando" pie pan. T-code engine in blue, low performance exhaust manifolds and dual exhaust. That is the way all SFGT came in 1970 as long as they had the regular 440.
A 1970 Dodge Monaco & 1971 Dodge Polara T-code both came with a dual snorkel air cleaner but no pie pan
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A 1970 Dodge Monaco & 1971 Dodge Polara T-code both came with a dual snorkel air cleaner but no pie pan
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