Someone's noticing C Bodies
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GJS
Senior Member
I really didn't expect it to be THAT C Body. ..then I wished it hadn't been.
Every one is noticing them these days.
My '67 New Yorker got a surprising amount of on-lookers / picture-takers at Hershey last weekend, and there were a WHOLE LOT of REALLY NICE other cars there, not to mention the meticulously restored '66 Dodge Dart GT next to it. While it presents well, it's no razzle-dazzle 300 either.... maybe these are being re-discovered after so long.......
MarPar
Meat Man with a Hat
Oh FFS. This POS again?? 
That poor thing has half of the JC Whitney emblem catalog slapped onto it, snow tires and that gawd awful "scoop."
And they actually talk it up like its desirable with all that crap on it! Gives the rest of our C's a bad image. IMHO
That poor thing has half of the JC Whitney emblem catalog slapped onto it, snow tires and that gawd awful "scoop."
And they actually talk it up like its desirable with all that crap on it! Gives the rest of our C's a bad image. IMHO
GJS
Senior Member
... the writing is about as tacky and overconfident as the car.Oh FFS. This POS again??
That poor thing has half of the JC Whitney emblem catalog slapped onto it, snow tires and that gawd awful "scoop."
And they actually talk it up like its desirable with all that crap on it! Gives the rest of our C's a bad image. IMHO
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This one looks strangely familiar. I vaguely recall this one or a similar one for sale awhile back that had photos of it in the East Coast seller's ad with photos during and after being masked and painted outside in the driveway. Does this sound possible?
Jon O.
Well-Known Member
I honestly would rather c bodies stay in "the background" of classic cars. Keeps the price low, and makes for less competition when buying one.
goldfish65
Active Member
Likely it was sitting unloved, to me at least the guy gave it some love. Strikes me as an eternal optimist, a quality you don't see much these days.
stubs300
Senior Member
Article on said car!
Would you buy this 1969 Chrysler Newport? We would
Would you buy this 1969 Chrysler Newport? We would
jct
Senior Member
I rather have a good aftermarket following for c-bodys just like the rest of the popular models
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