polara71
Old Man with a Hat
They do EVERY YEAR. They never allocate enough room and the signs get moved down and the C s are spilling over to where ever they land
What is the difference between a SFGT and a S23?
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They do EVERY YEAR. They never allocate enough room and the signs get moved down and the C s are spilling over to where ever they land
And that might be why they have chosen the C-body to showcase.
I also think they follow the trends. C-bodies are up these days.
They should do a better job with allocated space just based on the C-Body pre-register numbers.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
whats the pre registered numbers? They may allocate enough room , then some. Perhaps theres a lot of guys on the fence and register as a drive in Ten cars can throw a wrench into a good layout
Dobalovr
Being on the Cbody diet SUCKS!
To The Old Man with the hat and the beer in his hands ...nice legs must be all that good FL weather...
There's probably a formula that they apply to pre-registers v. drive ins. I know when I was involved in some local shows, pre registered cars could be counted on to make up 1/3 (or something like that) of the show field. It was actually a pretty accurate figure.
Since Carlisle is a big show, and people are coming from all over, I would assume the percentage is much higher. They've been doing this so long that it's still just doing the math.
This is why I really encourage everyone that wants to go to pre register. It gets you in the gate easier and faster if nothing else.
69CoronetRT
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Is that the dash VIN or the tag VIN?
Here's why I asked. It seems like there is something 'different' about how these cars were VINned but I do not recall what that is. This car codes PH on the tag with an A52 option package. I can't seem to find PP as a valid designation for 1970.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Im sure there is John, it never seems to be enough. Yet, I always see empty spots in the A, B and E section
I just find an open spot and throw out the anchor if the C-Line is full.
69CoronetRT
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Thanks. Maybe that's the quirk I was thinking of. The '70 models carry a different dash VIN than what is shown on the fender tag.
69CoronetRT
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I can find the 1971 SFGT referred to as the PP VIN so my question is on the 1970 models.
So, in essence, the 1970 S/23 and SFGT were A series option code package cars like an AAR or Superbird but unlike those cars, they did carry a separate VIN code.
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Hi Doug,
no, sorry, Martin (69Monaco) is wrong.
In 1970 the S23 as well as the GT were just Option package cars on the fender tag. They had VINs starting with PH like all other Sport Furys. The code PP was introduced with the 1971 model year.
Carsten
no, sorry, Martin (69Monaco) is wrong.
In 1970 the S23 as well as the GT were just Option package cars on the fender tag. They had VINs starting with PH like all other Sport Furys. The code PP was introduced with the 1971 model year.
Carsten
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That's very, very unlikely, but possible.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
As you know I follow a limited production of Dodge C bodies. I am floored when another nice example shows up and it hasnt happened often
Just going off what my friend told me, do I look like an expert...........didn't think so....
It'll be very interesting to see what Fury's show up at Carlisle this year.
So PP23 was only the body style number in the book and not on the tag or VIN for 1970 or is it a misprint in the book...............?
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