Pics of 69-73 C bodies

[Rustyrodknocker]

They also had this New Yorker. I had not seen one with this trim before.

 

[3C's & a D?]

They also had this New Yorker. I had not seen one with this trim before.

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That looks to be someone's creation. I'm guessing it's a '69 Newport with sportsgrain trim, and an Imperial rear bumper?

 

[Rustyrodknocker]

That looks to be someone's creation. I'm guessing it's a '69 Newport with sportsgrain trim, and an Imperial rear bumper?

I expanded my original pic. It looks like the quarter panel extension is primer grey. It makes it look like a shadowed chrome leading you to think it an Imperial bumper.

 

[3C's & a D?]

I expanded my original pic. It looks like the quarter panel extension is primer grey. It makes it look like a shadowed chrome leading you to think it an Imperial bumper.

Ahh, now I see that! Calling it a New Yorker also threw me off. That is a '69 Newport with the sportsgrain trim package, fairly rare. It's hard to tell, but looks to be dark green, as most sportsgrain's were, or light yellow. Anyone know if you could get a four door sportsgrain in '69?

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

Ahh, now I see that! Calling it a New Yorker also threw me off. That is a '69 Newport with the sportsgrain trim package, fairly rare. It's hard to tell, but looks to be dark green, as most sportsgrain's were, or light yellow. Anyone know if you could get a four door sportsgrain in '69?

no, just 2dr HTs and CV Newports with the woodgrain option

 

[Rustyrodknocker]

I have New Yorker on the brain. I kept calling the Newport I took up there a New Yorker.

 

[ayilar]

How about some wagon pics? Since @71Polara383 recently acquired a Q3 Light Turquoise 1970 Polara wagon, how about a couple of 1971's? Both the gold Polara and the brown Monaco come courtesy of Wikipedia:

The same Monaco was photographed sporting Kansas plates in St Elmo, MN back in 2013. Does it belong to a member here? Anyone else know of its current whereabouts -- @polara71, has it since moved to California?

 

[polara71]

Actually I think I errored in that assessment . Last I heard it is in Missouri, so to be honest I absolutely don't know.

 

[fyriskung]

Meet "Lurge"

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Give me more pictures of the brutal car!

Country?

 

[fyriskung]

Can anyone explain the leaf springs (!) in the front on that car ??

 

[69monaco]

Look closely!!!....…….do you think it,s a real car or a drawing ?...…..

 

[fyriskung]

Look closely!!!....…….do you think it,s a real car or a drawing ?...…..

Who the **** draws like that?

 

[69monaco]

I wish i could……….

 

[cbarge]

Can anyone explain the leaf springs (!) in the front on that car ??

Its was an All-wheel-drive experimental promo car!! LOL!

 

[Wildaugust]

Look closely!!!....…….do you think it,s a real car or a drawing ?...…..

IMO, that's a drawing or an image produced on a computer, whatever, but not real. Looking at the roof, it's higher at the sides than at the front. The sail panel area is too rounded. It's good, but again my opinion, not real.

 

[Wildaugust]

 

[Rustyrodknocker]

One last pic of the Newport reincarnate . The previous owner sent to me this is how he found it.
It was way too far gone to justify saving. A shame, I suspect it was solid when parked in the woods. 440 car and it turned over fine. The good news is between him, his friend and I, its already donated to four cars directly and indirectly since I traded away it for parts. It will likely go on to donate to several more. Better than rotting completely away.

 

[barnfind]

Some Imperial inspiration

 

[Factorial]

Stunning color combo.

 

[Turboomni]

Here is mine. 1969 Fury III with non original 440 [was a factory 383] soon to be a stock looking 440 stroker of 505 ci with HP manifolds and highway 3.23 rear

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