Challenger a go!

[Not A Duster]

He said they are having to move the rockers out a little to get rid of some vibrations.

...and accomodate the extra doors...[smilie=i:

 

[mopar_man]

We have heard through different engineers at work about a 'Cuda which I honestly could see happen

Jesus. I hope not.

 

[beeper*71]

*flings more poo at nodda*

 

[08Challenger]

:banana: :nanna:

whooohoooo:gaga:

 

[mr340]

We have heard through different engineers at work about a 'Cuda which I honestly could see happen,

That would be interesting, espeaially without the Plymouth division existing anymore. :hmmm:

 

[68R/T]

That would be interesting, espeaially without the Plymouth division existing anymore. :hmmm:

They would probably like they did with the Prowler and neon, move it to a Chrysler nametag.

 

[dodgedifferent2]

a belated april fools joke?

 

[mr340]

"Chrysler 'Cuda" Doesn't have that same ring to it...:wtf:

 

[Fishy]

"Chrysler 'Cuda" Doesn't have that same ring to it...:wtf:

68 is correct though. Years ago 69.5 found an article somewhere where a Sebring was spotted on a test track with 'Cuda badging. Shortly thereafter DiaperChrysler pulled the plug on Plymouth. But if it was to be based on the Sebring wouldn't that conflict with the heritage of the car since it was an A/E body and the Sebring a B? :doh:

 

[dodgechargerfan]

That wouldn't stop them though...

Besides, the Fury was a B body before it was a C body, right?

 

[Fishy]

Well I'm sure it wouldn't stop them but when I think Sebring I think Roadrunner or Satelite. (I know the Sebring was an option off one of those cars)

 

[Da-ho]

Ive had a couple sattelite sebrings, they were 71 and 72s. I dont think they did them before that.:hmmm:

 

[Fishy]

Ive had a couple sattelite sebrings, they were 71 and 72s. I dont think they did them before that.:hmmm:

Me either. Only Sebrings I've seen (only 3) were 70's.

 

[68R/T]

That wouldn't stop them though...

Besides, the Fury was a B body before it was a C body, right?

Fury was always a C

 

[Da-ho]

Even from 64 back?

 

[Not A Duster]

Fury was always a C

I'm almost sure the "forward look" Furies were classified B bodies.

- And didn't the Coronet become a "C" in the mid '70s? I think my Dad's '76 Coronet wagon was a C-body.

 

[dodgechargerfan]

Yeah, the "early B's" are what I'm thinking about.
This is a 63 Sport Fury and it's a B.

 

[dodgechargerfan]

and speaking of early B's that turned into C's, the Polara is another example...

 

[68R/T]

OK, the 62-64 Fury was a B body and became a C in 65.

http://www.lhmopars.com/Body_Designations.htm

But, what were the earlier Fury's, 57 - 61 ?

 

[Da-ho]

OK, the 62-64 Fury was a B body and became a C in 65.

http://www.lhmopars.com/Body_Designations.htm

But, what were the earlier Fury's, 57 - 61 ?

Fargin HUGE is what they were. wish we was in trivia- I almost caught ye old wizened one in a boo boo but I wont mention it ever agin.