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Weird non Mopars you like?

I always thought one of these would be cool, bone stock except the powerplant and drive train.

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My BIL bought a new one, loaded with T-tops and leather.
 
YY1 said:
I like that body style.
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Those are both '67 442s. I like that body style a lot!

Along with that cool, rounded front end, I think Olds really got the fender flare, accent lines, and chrome trim just right.
 
The weird stuff is cool. One, because you don't see 10 of them at every show, and two, the prices are not as crazy as the top ten most popular muscle cars.
 
I owned this '90 T bird SC for over 10 years and really liked it. Fit me like a glove, very comfortable front seats. 5 speed manual and great low end torque.
Sort of a pain to work on and I'm guessing some parts are getting hard to find, so I am not sure I'd want to get one now despite my nostalgia from the 180K miles I put on mine over the years I owned it.

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62Dodge_ said:
Howdy If I had a Superbird/Daytona I would pair it with a 1969 Ford Torino Talladega.
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I had a friend who bled Ford blue. He had a restored Talladega with a 428 cj (all of them had a 428 cj). He liked the car, sold it for money to start a business. He said it was worth about half of a Daytona/Superbird.
 
Since I already own a 1986 Buick GN, that pretty much covers any GM product I'd want to own...I'd love a 1970 Ford Torino Cobra, an AMC Gremlin or a 1975 Holden Torana.

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Coelacanth said:
Since I already own a 1986 Buick GN, that pretty much covers any GM product I'd want to own...I'd love a 1970 Ford Torino Cobra, an AMC Gremlin or a 1975 Holden Torana.

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I wanted a Randall 401-XR. A 401 powered gremlin built by Randall motors, in Mesa az.
I did have a 428 cobra jet Ranchero.(Q code, not a ram air). 3.25 open rear gear was a huge handicap. The A12 I had at the same time would trainlength it, and it was a lousy tow vehicle to boot. Plenty of engine power, but even a light open trailer with a car on it was shakey.
 
1974 Olds W30
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Suburban 2500. Well, THIS one because it is the type of thing I would build if i had more money-


Saleen S351(R) from the 90's, Ford COULD HAVE made this themselves but opted not to:

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1969 Mercury Marauder X100
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