moparbros
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I just acquired a 1967 Plymouth Satellite that has been parked for 30 years on a CA Marine base. I have owned a '67 GTX and a '67 Satellite G code in the past (plus a plethora of '67 Coronets including 2 RT's) and regretted selling my last Satellite. I have been looking for years and found this one. I was the first one to get to it with cash and what a find! RP23H7 all original with no missing parts! 70k miles and since it was parked in 1985 I am guessing those are original miles. The H code HP 383 is untouched and has what appears to be all original parts including the one year only 67 dual snorkel air cleaner. It has 15” road wheels that look to be original with caps intact but I don’t know if they original to the car or not. The car has A/C too.
Now the bad. The vinyl top is rusted badly and I need a new one. I found two but one is not willing to crate for shipping and the other has not responded. Any help would be appreciated. Besides the rusted roof and soft lower quarters this car is STRAIGHT! And it has the original bucket seat console interior in incredible condition.
Side note: On the Marine base were many collectable cars including a 1969 GTO, 1964 Riviera AND A REAL A-12 Road Runner! Yep! A banged up blue RM23M9 car. They were super strict as to where they would allow me to go and I was only able to check the VIN before they started yelling at me. There were literally acres of cars and no one can just get on base to check them out so who knows what else is there.
Now the bad. The vinyl top is rusted badly and I need a new one. I found two but one is not willing to crate for shipping and the other has not responded. Any help would be appreciated. Besides the rusted roof and soft lower quarters this car is STRAIGHT! And it has the original bucket seat console interior in incredible condition.
Side note: On the Marine base were many collectable cars including a 1969 GTO, 1964 Riviera AND A REAL A-12 Road Runner! Yep! A banged up blue RM23M9 car. They were super strict as to where they would allow me to go and I was only able to check the VIN before they started yelling at me. There were literally acres of cars and no one can just get on base to check them out so who knows what else is there.
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