Owning the Road

[Zymurgy]

Pretty cool article about being our beloved c-bodies.

Owning The Road: The History Of the Chrysler C-Body (Gallery)

 

[Fratzog]

Good overview article about our cars. I never thought of the Fusie styling looking "sinister". Where does that come from? There was barely a mention of convertibles. I also disagree with the generally down tone regarding the Formals. Overall a good intro for someone not knowing about C Bodies.

 

[rapidtrans]

Some felt the relatively small greenhouse gave the fuselage cars a sinister look. The beltline/window sill were higher than previous cars making the glass area smaller. I always liked the look. Flying Frigging B17 Fortress. Particularly the 2drs.

 

[commando1]

The Chevy Owner's Dummy Guide to C-bodies.

 

[CanCritter]

Some felt the relatively small greenhouse gave the fuselage cars a sinister look. The beltline/window sill were higher than previous cars making the glass area smaller. I always liked the look. Flying Frigging B17 Fortress. Particularly the 2drs.

 

[Zymurgy]

The Chevy Owner's Dummy Guide to C-bodies.

Sorry Stan looked to see if anyone posted already. I liked his title "Owning the road", but did not properly read it until later. I'm still learning myself, no expert here, the mistakes I would have missed myself casually reading it.

 

[commando1]

I say this everytime someone posts that pic.
The C-pillar is wrong. Somebody took some artistic license with that roofline.

 

[Turboomni]

That white car looks like one for sale recently that I was considering to go see but the price was abit high at 14,000.00 with a 383.

 

[rapidtrans]

We had a 69 Fury 3 and a 70 Sport Fury with the Formal roof line. Both with vinyl roofs. I like the std. roof better with out vinyl.