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It's been my experience that almost all vintage Mopars I've owned had the brake pedal above the level of the accelerator.
Almost all required you to actually lift your foot up to depress the brake.
No "heel toe" driving like on a gm.
Back in that day, wheelbase was a selling point and a status symbol.
The "one inch" was as much of a marketing ploy to make the Dodge models seem more upscale than the Plymouth.
Interesting article on Coronet value - https://www.hagerty.com/media/market-trends/1968-70-dodge-coronet-mopars-underdog-muscle-is-gaining-on-the-charger/
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