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You know who that is don't you? (Post 11)

Oh, that Steve :rolleyes:

2016... 1968 DODGE CORONET R/T HEMI For Sale at Vicari Auctions Biloxi, 2016

Maybe someone is copying the B body version, maybe there's a link?

If you Google "1970 Plymouth Roadrunner, Potomac Maryland" you'll find For Sale listings for this car. One example... http://davidsclassiccars.com/plymouth/498326-1970-plymouth-road-runner-4-speed-383-air-grabber.html

I forgot to add I took that picture in 2010 at one of the US30 reunions in York Pa. They were some great shows, very educational and I was able to meet many legends of the era before they sadly passed in recent years. A few more of the CMG...

Found it but I can't get it or any of their vids to play. https://kfor.com/video/oklahoma-man-reunited-with-lost-treasure/5608784/

Looks like someone has some work to do!

Same thing that happened with the '64 500 I once owned. Some people shouldn't own a car!

Does a convertible have frame rails from the factory? (I used to know this)

It's 198761 not 18761

The seller has quite a few others for sale also.

Dusting off another old thread! It is a nice car...I ran a black on black 1964 Polara 500 when York US30 was still up and running! Looked very similar to this one.

1967 or earlier... You still have to download the pdf form, fill it out, send proof of ownership, (title with your name) and a check. (they don't take credit card or pp) http://www.fcanorthamerica.com/company/Heritage/Pages/Build-Records.aspx

This is where and what you need to apply for a build card and they will decipher it for you. (1967 and earlier) http://www.fcanorthamerica.com/company/Heritage/Pages/Build-Records.aspx The thing is, what's on the build card may not show on the fender tag and vise versa.

Here, I'll give it a bump

What date is on your calendar?

No back seat? Looks like a great project! Tow bar brackets! Man I remember them, cheaper than a trailer, they will push you around a turn when braking! Ask me how I know :steering:

You could call this one. They might know... http://www.oharamotors.com/contact-form.htm