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This one is on Facebook Marketplace in Indiana. 1974 Ford Contour · Australian falcon 1974 Ford Contour · Australian falcon

This one sold at the Fall Carlisle Auction earlier this month. The following week, it was in the car corral at Hershey with a price of $13,880. Don't know if its still available or not.

Welcome from Winchester, Virginia.

This was displayed at the 2012 Carlisle Chrysler Show. Wonder what it looks like now.

A buddy of mine built a 70 Charger vert from a Coronet vert. Of course the doors and front end sheet metal just bolts on, the hard part was the modification of the reproduction quarters and the dutchman panel (between trunk lid and convertible top opening). The reproduction quarters have...

No. He will need a 66-67 Belvedere or Coronet rear bumper. All the 66-67 B body wagons shared the same rear bumper.

I really need to drive this one more often.

This is what the 66-67 B body wagon rear bumper should look like. You can't have mine, its on the car now. It will be hard to find, but its the same bumper on both 66-67 Belvedere wagons and 66-67 Coronet wagons.

I was sure I had it with the 64 Fairlane. Second guess is 60 Dodge pickup & 60-67 Dodge Town Panel/Town Wagon.

My guess is '64 Fairlane.

When I was a kid, my mom bought me a toy gun for my birthday, but never gave it to me. I had heard the story many times. "Bought you a toy gun, but realized you had a one track mind and would never play with anything but cars. So I never gave you the toy gun." After my mom passed away, ten years...

Classic Industries sells those, but the "Chrysler Corporation" in the lower right corner may no longer appear on the plates.

Well, my number one vote would be the 1960 Dodge Polara hardtop wagon for best looking Mopar wagon. But I would consider my own 67 Plymouth Belvedere II wagon as a personal favorite.

The one at Chrysler Carlisle was the first one I've seen.