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The Hood Scoop's design on the 1970 Challenger T/A came from the P51 Mustang

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In 1968 Dana Chevrolet built two L71 427 SS/RS Camaros. Kevin S. owns one and this is a reproduction of the other one.

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In 1968 Plymouth built 43,463 Road Runners. Only 13 were ordered with no options

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1968 Hemi Charger R/T - Bumble Bee Stripes Delete (RPO 319)

Same deal for me when I drove from NJ to college in Daytona '69-'71, either in a '62 convertible, '69 Roadrunner or a '70 MG Midget.




Verne

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The last Muscle Car to use Redline tires was the 1970 Buick Grand Sport. They were standard equipment.

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Lee -- my 69 did not have the chrome on the top edge of the fenders ... must have been an option I didn't choose. You're teasing me with all the black muscle cars ... LOL ... Craig

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When restoring a 1970 Superbird, if you have to replace the headlite cover applicates you are supposed to paint a 1" flat black border around the headlite cover because the reproduction ones are smaller than what the factory used.

They are called "fender peak" moldings and supposedly were standard on the 1969 442. I see no RPO for them:

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Was it possible to get just COPO 9737 on a 1969 Camaro SS?

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For the 1972 Buick GS, if you ordered G60x15 RWL tires, the chrome road wheels were included

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1967 427 Galaxie 500

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It's a very rare 1967 GTA 289 HiPo Mustang Fastback with the Competition Handling Package which included the 15" Galaxie wheel covers as Ford did not have a 15" "road wheel" back in 1967.

This was a very expensive car back in 1967. Base price was $2,592.17. Then you add $205.05 for the GT option, $433.55 for the 289 HiPo engine, $220.17 for the auto trans, $388.53 for the Competition Handling Package, Power front disc brakes: $64.77, Power steering: $84.47 and $57.51 for an AM radio. That totals $4,046.22

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PINK!! Probably shot with a polarizing filter. They tend to make colors very vivid.

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If you look at the W32 under "mandatory options" they list "Fiberglas belted tires P-81." I can't find a description for RPO P81:

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http://automotivemileposts.com/oldsmobile/rpocodes.html

Not here either:

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Anyone know what it is? Maybe fiberglass belted red-line tires? Seems to be unique to the 1969 W32 442.

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Only the first 100 1966 Shelby GT 350H Hertz Rent-A-Racers had a 4 speed transmission. After having to replace the clutch in many of them, shortly after delivery, Ford and Hertz decided to go with the Auto trans instead.

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This was the first public (in the media) use of the term; "Muscle Car." Previous to this Hot Rod issue they were called Super Cars or Hi Performance Cars.