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That makes sense. I'll dig around in the bumper from below more.

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Grill hardware?

I think @Kern Dog is in the ballpark, but my best guess is $22,000. Your friend's car has the right vibe to me AND it's a 383. Note: I might be biased as I like this body style a lot.

That helps thank you.

There is a pretty nice looking one in North Carolina advertised on Autotrader for $18,000, but it is a 273, not a 383. Lots of pictures: 1966 Plymouth Belvedere II : East Coast Classic Cars Or https://classics.autotrader.com/classic-cars/1966/plymouth/belvedere/102452679 Classic Car...

@dadsbee

70 Bee. Was working on the front end. This ended up on the ground. Cant find another one anywhere in the vicinity to match it. Where does it go?

my '77

Suggestion. When the time comes hopefully a long way off. You might possibly have all the assets disposed of and put into some sort of a trust fund paying a certain amount of per month until the money runs out. I don’t know the real terminology. Like a pension.

Some of the imperfections.

Yeah, well Wikipedia can't talk dirty to you. People have been trying to have relationships with AI since Cortana rolled out.

I'd take a stab at it being around $20,000.

Thanks for the info!

1968 Plymouth GTX Hood Inserts with the 440 call outs ,no broken mounting sstuds.they do have shelfwear from over the years of being stored.you could put them on a daily driver or restorer them for your show car.i have no mounting nuts or screws for the call outs.They need cleaned up. Located in...

$9k-$13k?

Your car has the optional (in Canada) bright lower sill trim usually seen on U.S. 1964 Fury and Sport Fury. This trim is shown in Canadian Parts Manual as option on Canadian Polaras. Your interior trim would be the equivalent of 1964 U.S. Fury, instead of the more ornate U.S. Polara trim. Your...

What a good find!

It is nice to have options since there are a variety of different opinions.

R.I.P. Remember him from when NASCAR truck series started.