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Good point. I'm going to look at more Chargers and Satellites at Carlisle for this. Mine is a WH23.

No rear sway bar. I'm pretty sure the front end was original when I got it. I did a whole front end rebuild and everything looked factory. LCA's had the correct tabs, etc.

I have the fender tag, build sheet and windows sticker on the Charger and it's not referenced.

In the 71-74 world, I've been wondering why some 318 cars have a front sway bar and some don't. I have an original base 318 72 charger (Lynch Road car) that has a factory front sway bar. My friend has a factory 318 72 Satellite Sebring Plus (St. Louis car) that does not have a sway bar. Any...

or Mopar B E Body 69-72 K Frame Plastic Splash Shield with pop rivets - ANGLED BOTTOM

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This a '72, first year for the charcoal canister. That vent line would go all the way up to the charcoal canister, front right corner of engine bay next to radiator. Many people cap that line as they did on my 72, but the evap design should really be restored to factory design. It causes gas...

I have done this with the lokar setup. Works well.

Actually, this turned out to be a vacuum leak. With the Edelbrock carb and performer intake you need a particular adapter. Got that and put AVS2 back on. Runs perfect!

I'm interested in the front pair, but I got this message when trying to pm:

I'm glad I started this thread, even though I might have pissed off some early on, but the tread became long and interesting. l It's really fun to hear opinions of our 71-74's. Does anyone know the history of the designs? Particularly the Chargers? who was involved, etc.? It's obvious that it...

I've been getting many popups like the below on the site today.

The General Lee was a 69

That upward scoop I see on 68/69 chevelle's ya. I always thought maybe ma took that idea for the 71/72s and perfected it for the Charger. If you look at a vinyl roof Chevelle, even the trim pieces look identical.

So, no strife intended here with the original post. I happen to be an OG 2nd Charger guy who can only afford a third gen, then subsequently found them much more awesome for various reasons. I posted this in the 71-74 section for this reason. That said, I'm really interested in the development...

Nice post. I agree. the 71 redo was impressive. I'd like to know the design cycle into the third gens. I met the gentleman that designed the 1969 charger front grill and taillights a few years ago at Carlisle. He was a man in his 80's and he had the original color layouts with him. His design...

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All for fun!

of course I so

it was/is wider