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Apparently was a band from the 50s too. Saw this today in a 50s style diner and took a picture……

A Plymouth of course! I looked up the definition and this is what I found…… Definition Of A Belvedere - Google Search

When we used to put a car in our backyard for the winter, we normally put a tarp on the ground then drive the car over it then cover the car with the car cover then put another tarp over that.

Do tell as I got some in my daily driver.

Oh boy, here we go again. This was posted an hour ago. When he revs it up, "Sounds like America"- that's the best line in that episode. I still don't know why Hoovie says it's mostly original besides a repaint, The MP valve covers are not original to the car and neither are the headers or the...

He did not tell me much about his work or anything just what I said in my above post

My biological dads father or my grandfather worked at a local Chrysler dealer, not sure if you heard of it Roger but it was called Burnside Chrysler Plymouth in East Hartford. All I know is he was a mechanic for I believe 30 years and retired in 2001, a year after I was born.

A damn nice one! :eek::thumbsup:. In all seriousness I honestly can't tell, to me the shades on the chart look different then the color of the car. What does the fender tag say? That will tell you. I know it most likely isn't but it looks like FK5 Burnt Orange

Sorry if I threw off the post by asking, I must be thinking of someone else then. Carry on....

Very nice, I like em all but especially the honker (the first one). I got a model to build myself I have yet to do. Say not to get off topic, but I recognize your screen name are you on a tractor forum too? I am and I recognize your name

I see, I also saw another NOS one for $80.00. I am currently in the process of selling this one i have.

Ah ha, ok then. Now let me ask you this, I would assume so but this car is an original California car so is this part a California only piece?

I got a feeling all of you are correct on the emission thing. I looked at the fender tag and sure enough the car has the clean air package (cap) (E1 on the 2nd or middle row of the tag) Does anybody think this is factory or dealer installed then?

I actually MIGHT have somebody interested in this that may want it believe it or not. What does everybody think it is worth? An NOS one is going for $70.00, I think I could probably get at least $30.00-$35.00 out of this one.

Hi All, Does anybody know what the hell this thing is? This came from our 1966 Charger that is being restified at this time, here is the build if anyone want to see it..... https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/so-it-begins-1966-charger-restification.182338/. The piece says F E on...

Was I partially or mostly correct? For a vinyl top I thought it was V then whatever it was?

I am still learning about fender tags and what they mean but I could give yours a try. I AM NOT AN EXPERT, there are plenty more knowledgeable people on here than me like @MoparNation. Please let me know if I get any wrong. The information I am providing to you is from 1996 Chrysler Car...

You would be correct, very early.

Merry Early Christmas, beautiful car and I bet you will be very happy with it when it comes. Congratulations! :)

Can someone help me decode this? It's from our 66 Charger we started "restifying." Just wanted to know "what we got" here. So I can "document" it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. What I know- X: Charger P: Premium. 29: 2 door sports coupe/ fastback WW1: White paint