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Old 08-22-2006, 12:43 AM
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Wheels have trim rings and are painted. Look to be from mid '70's that were used on fb's.

Gold is under where hood tach was put on and sheet says guages/tach not hood tach.
Isn't there supposed to be a filler between radiator support and edge of facial panel?
Cordova top is missing.
Hard to tell if 12 bolt or if boxed lower control arms.

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Old 08-22-2006, 01:14 AM
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This car is a great buy for the money. Great options on an original motor real deal 71 Judge. One of the more loaded 4 speed 71's that I have ever seen. I would be all over it if it wasn't for my other 69-71 Judge projects. Somebody cut loose and buy this thing!
If you've never experienced a 455 H.O. you are in for a pleasant surprise! 1971 and 72 H.O. cars are the last affordable round ports out there! They are particularly a steal when you look at the production figures.


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Old 08-22-2006, 01:23 AM
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[QUOTE=Jack Peters]Wheels have trim rings and are painted. Look to be from mid '70's that were used on fb's.

Jack,

I was refering mostly to the spare, It's a rare 15" rally wheel with a 14" center spoke section, these were available on 71 A body cars starting in January 71. This car was not optioned this way according to the build sheet but those painted wheels might match the spare, never know, its very hard to tell with trim rings on.

these are also the same wheels on T/A's from 70 to 72

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