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    '64 Dodge C pillar help

    OK, so based on my Google image search all 1963 Dodge b-body cars (all trim levels) are sedans (2 door & 4 door included)? With that said, starting in 1964 you could get a sedan or a hardtop (2 door or 4 door)? Is it based on trim level (330 vs. 440 vs. Polara)? Would the engine size define...
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    '64 Dodge C pillar help

    My buddy & I have had questions about the C pillars on Dodge (and Plymouth) B-body cars for years. I'm a little more versed in A-body cars. I happened to see the attached picture on the internet. I know both cars are '64 Dodge B-body cars. Can somebody explain, definitively, why there are 2...
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    '63 Dodge 440 (383 engine) Ballast Resistor

    Sorry, I've been away for a bit. Sadly, Pertronix is the only information he has on the ignition system. He bought the car with the conversion done by the previous owner. He sent a couple of pictures that may help
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    '63 Dodge 440 (383 engine) Ballast Resistor

    My buddy has the above mentioned car. He needs a ballast resistor, but doesn't know what ohm value he needs. The previous owner added Pertronix to it. The Pertronix website doesn't mention the ohm value. Does anyone know what he needs?
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    3-Doors Down ('63 Plymouth Savoy)

    I spotted this car at a local cruise in/show. Originally a /6, three on the tree, rubber floor mat car. I've never seen a 3-door car before. The current owner said it may have been designed/used as a taxi cab, but has no documentation as to it's origin. Has anyone seen cars like this? Factory...
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    Where did you and your car go today

    Saturday was our club's annual CarBQ. It rained.... The picture is a few of us die-hard members
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    Did you name your car?

    My '71 Dart GT is named "Golden Oldie". Very creative, I know... This picture was taken Saturday at our club's annual CarBQ. Yup, we drive them in the rain too.
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    So......how about some 'B' Body Vans.

    My buddy's "Orange Blossom Special"
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    How about just a random picture. NOT the entire car

    A few of my favorites from our club's outings:
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    Argent Silver Rallye Wheel Paint Options

    I too used the VHT SP188 Ford Argent Silver
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    71 Dart GT rare A65 code video

    There was a gentleman (Bruce) on FABO.com who was "the expert" on '70-'71 Dart GT cars. He created a registry (I believe my car is #36 on Bruce's registry) and had all kinds of information about the cars. Unfortunately, Bruce passed away a few years ago. Sadly his registry also disappeared...
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    71 Dart GT rare A65 code video

    I too own an A65 '71 Dart GT. I have owned my '71 Dart GT since August 18th of 2003. Factory equipment on my car includes 318, 2-bbl, A904 auto (console shifter with bucket seats), A/C, PS (Federal), Rimblow steering wheel, manual drums (front & rear), 3.23:1 sure-grip 8 3/4" rear-end, it wears...
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    What Make/Model car would you never own?

    I've got 31+ years in with Chrysler (so far). The first 19 years were at JTE (Jeep/Truck Engineering) then, in 2008, I moved to CTC (Chrysler Tech Center). So, my wife and I drive Chrysler products (2013 Dodge Journey for me and a 2019 Jeep Cherokee for my wife).
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    The Black Ghost - 1970 Challenger Hemi R/T S/E

    Greg (sporting our club's t-shirt in the interview): brought the car out to the 2019 Clinton Township Gratiot Cruise, where I snapped a few pictures of it.
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    Funeral Procession - am I too old school?

    I think your act of pulling over, stopping and giving the funeral procession the right of way is very respectful (aka "a moment of silence"). Hopefully the grieving family saw your kind gesture and your acknowledgement of your fellow man. We all need to learn to respect each other again...
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