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Ooooooh, NICE!

Gonna need to see that car. Ex Motorhead Fast Eddie Clark 1983-

Well ...are you gonna show us?

How did the glass get pitted? The only thing that comes to mind right now is- welding right next to it. I don't buy the "old glass is brittle" line, either. The OEM glass in my 1966, '67 and '73 cars is fine. I save glass from parts cars, too.

Just a note to the OP- The buddy seat is a separate part and is used with "normal" 72-76-ish bucket seats.

Just curious- is it a "WK" VIN cop car or an "A38" tag option cop car?

Brocade seats and no AC. Interesting.

I will answer your first question- Yes It's true that a console equipped car used a different, shorter shifter and it was closer towards the rear seat. However, bucket seat cars with the "buddy seat" or center arm rest also used the bench seat shifter location. Trust me- having an arm rest...

Yes the jeep and the GTX.

Looks like an SE. Let's see more of it. Fender tag?

Nice. Let's see inside. Does it still have "cop stuff" in there?

Gonna need to see it.

oooo, PW

NICE. Let's see more.

Nice.

Also, "WP29" is the "code" for a 73 or 74 SE. I don't know if I have ever seen a 73/74 Charger SE that wasn't also a "Brougham". ...and I have never seen or heard of a T code 73 or 74. Sunroof is a somewhat rare option but late production 73 and a LOT of 74's got them. At least I see a lot...

Sorry, but "U" is the "code' for 440 engine.

Interesting car. Copper/copper, 318 AC SG. Bet it's pretty.

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Looks like a Sebring Plus. Yesterday's SUV.