Shopping for groceries and this was in parking lot when I came out. Not a four eye but interesting. I believe it is 74 charger.
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Shopping for groceries and this was in parking lot when I came out. Not a four eye but interesting. I believe it is 74 charger.
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Its a four eye of a different brand.
four eye brother from a different mother.... lol
Nice. Looks really original from what you can see.
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Yea......
And lots of us I recognized it really easily from the front.
Lol
And a pretty interesting one at that. I don't think that "opera" window treatment is really common.
'85 GT
Ah a blast from the past seeing that car. Thanks for the pic.
Worked as a Chrysler employee for a few months at Chrysler Lynch Road Assy in 1973.
Did not know 1970 Plymouth Superbirds were made there.
Installed parts on Chargers like that and the other products made. Repair too.
Before i jumped ship to become a Ford employee.
Helping build new cars on an assy line is a memorable experience.
Even after seeing hundreds on the line, cant say if its a 73 or 74 in the pic.
Anyway its a nice car with the plain roof.
Opera windows with 3 louver/vinyl top were common.
Any performance version was not. Maybe one per shift.
From what i gather, Chrysler and others buck tags were bent up so an inspector could stamp it.
Could this account for some of the mysterious codes on ours?
Very good story on assy there. Very detailed:
http://www.deadnutson.com/building_a_mopar.html
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