Recent content by MarkLevi

Hello fellow cheese-head!:thumbsup:

If you've been searching with that, you're missing the "Plant" letter? RM23H9_134484 **Edit: A search revealed your older thread that show it was a Lynch Road car, not St Louis, so.... RM23H9A134484 for the web crawlers. Good luck

Though irrelevant, the aspect ratio was funky on this one - tried to tweak.

I believe that it would be 2 car possibilities *probabilities* then; a Swinger 340 or a Duster 340. A couple conjured VINs for the web crawlers: LM23H0R166455 VS29H0R166455 I ran a search on these #'s yielding no hits. Someone can chime in if this is incorrect, or there are other...

VIN would be on the passenger's side of block just above the oil pan - I believe that's the number you're looking to share? The one you've shown doesn't tie it to any particular car, but does tell us 'what' the engine is.

Howdy Neighbor!

Rubber floor standard for the '70 Deluxe; carpet was N/A. All other '70 Coronets are the opposite per the Salesman's Pocket Guide.

A couple more composites built from Hamtramck-lifted images. The "F" of the paint color indicates it was a 'new in 1970' formulation/color. ^^Edit - I see, now, the fender tag you are looking at; exterior color is EF8 Green, the T6 is the upper door frame color. Everyone probably already...

? Possibly I misunderstand your question? Lifted from Hamtramck Historical:

Good to see a pic front and center (well, left side, actually) If I might further suggest - keep pulling that string: The other required item is price... treat it the same as the pic - a required entry field that also shows. FWIW Mark

Put me down for one, also, then? Thx

"When you want a beer really bad.... We got a really bad beer....." :p

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Broadcast sheet by chance? - Fan, spacer, radiator, hoses, etc are called out on them.