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Yes. RP23 is SSP for '72. My first car in '85 was a 318 Honeydew Gold/Silver lower car.

The Satellite was the top trim model, like the Coronet 500. As far as I know buckets were standard.

I mainly keep mine in the case to protect it around the tools and parts while yarding.

Bought this for mine and glad I did. HULKMAN Alpha Bag Protection Case for Alpha 85/Alpha 85S https://a.co/d/hDQ1m9J

Great, I told the wife to delete that pic years ago.

I have this for about 2 years. Works great and holds a full charge for a long time. HULKMAN Alpha 85

That carb looks like it was oe for late '70's. You can get a new Carter BBD inexpensively that would be closer to what your car came with new. Bought a couple of those for customers with good results for less than $100.

Not sure about smaller ones but the larger guards look like 66 Coronet front.

I remember a junkyard we used to hit often in the 90's in a small rural town. Most cars there were unmodified base models that averaged about 10-15 years on the road. One was a '68 Fury that stood out because the fender tag had a first week in August '67 SPD. Some local law enforcement cars...

Holiday Inn Carlisle right off the turnpike exit. Stayed there since it was built in '14. Have to book it a year out but worth it.

Do you already have the 2 piece metal shroud and correct spacer?

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From what I can see it looks like C440, (1967)

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I probably won't have that info until wednesday.

It's about 5.5" but that's for a 22" radiator.

Washington Post article from 1979 re: Hamtramck. "For a while, as many as 12,000 cars came off the assembly line here in a six-day workweek."

Pressure treated plywood