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• Air conditioning
• power steering
• power disc brakes
• 3.55 sure grip
• power windows
• power seat
• reclining buckets

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----You would have to be blind to install a Gardner exhaust system that badly. So easy to straighten out......Bill S

I need new glasses. I thought the front plate said SCJ. Sorry. And in 71 there was grabber green and grabber lime.

There are a number of documented LS6 cars with column shift auto's and bench seats...standard equipment.

It's the hanging down exhaust system I was referring to. :smile:

Yeah, that is right up there with the Linglong tires on the '68 Vette...:rolleyes2:

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Is this the first year A.I.R. became available - 1966?

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Mark?

I've never been on the Naples Jet Boat ride, but looks like fun. For any visitors, that would be fun as well as a Everglades airboat tour. We're currently being overrun by northerners escaping the Covid lockdowns and they're running up the real estate prices.

My bucket list does not contain very many items but this is one of them. I have ridden in the back seat of a P51D (Ho Hun) but would love the opportunity to fly one. This can be done at Stallion 51 in either of the "Crazy Horse" TF51's for a measly sum of around $3100. However, that is a once in a lifetime opportunity so who cares what it cost? lol I have spent more for much less.

----Lee,,,It has always been my understanding that A.I.R became mandatory after January 1st 1966. The thing I don't know is weather a person could have ordered A.I.R if they wanted it before that date.....Bill S

----Lee,,,I should have stated "mandatory in California". Sorry for that!

Why wood you do that?

Saw this on the CAF Air Base FB Site: In memory of Pearl Harbor, we will be conducting a local memorial flyover on December 7. The planned route is designed to fly over Wesley Bolin Plaza, the National Cemetery, and the USS Arizona Memorial Gardens. The exact timing will be dependent on Air Traffic Control approval, but we're shooting for a start time of 11:00am local, so keep your eyes on the skies December 7!
Now, for those of you still reading, here's the best part: We'll be giving away a FREE museum admission to anyone who captures an image of our aircraft in the air during the flyover and posts it to our page! We'll make a post after the flyover asking to see your pics. Post in comments on THAT post, and you win!
Your free admission must be redeemed before the end of the year. It will be non-transferrable and only one free admission per household can be used. Any questions?

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What year Plymouth is this? I have some NOS side moldings for one.
Verne

1963 Plymouth Sport Fury Max Wedge.