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Whoa...that looks amazing.
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A few orphan parts on that model.
Let's not forget the other ugly ones.....there's a bum for every seat.
Not sure if this one was posted 3 or 4 times before.
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I believe this is a concept charger....
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chargervert
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Not too far off from the actual rear window design of the 500/Daytona rear window design!
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I have seen other prototype photos of the clay mock ups,but I never saw this one. This looks like a very early one,you can see the car starting to take shape.
Tail lights.
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Tail lights look like baby Mae West in push-up bra
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The taillights look like they came from a 62 Mercury Comet. I saw another clay prototype model that had the 68 Charger taillight on one side and what would later on become the 69 Coronet taillight on the other side.
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Yeah.....
You can see some design cues that didn't make it to production.
First is how pinched the front end is. It almost looks as low as a Challenger.
The door scallop design is also noticeably different.
Wheel opening arches have a 71-72 Plymouth Satellite sort of inverted flare style.
The quarter window design here doesn't match the sail panel angle like the production cars do.
The blue arrow shows their original idea of twin fuel fillers.
It is as if the 500 and Daytona models were patterned after this rear window design.
Notice the lack of the built in "ducktail" rear spoiler.
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