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Years ago I had a 64 Galaxie, I was just looking at pictures of them one day and found an article where a guy put a power-less stroke in one. Can't think of a better engine for a land yacht like that.

Oh, the coronets beside in the trees... They are too nice to use for parts. They would be the smarter bet to rebuild, but the charger... I'm sure the rails are bent but I have a fsm for it and a friend with a body shop who wants me to recover some seats for him. Like I said, if the frame is...

So, yea. Is there anyone who can say that for 100% all the structural parts I need for the charger can be donated from the coronet?

So, I'm restarting the thread because I can't change the name. I found this car 6? Years ago. At the time I hadn't the resources, time or knowledge to even consider it a lost cause. Over time I've been working on my 76 D100 and getting more bold. So I decided to revisit the Charger in the trees...

When I found it, Cleared some trees and junk. Putting in a spare 8 3/4 I had around to bolt on some wheels. Easier then I though it would be... And as she sits now. The car I want to use for a front end, the 70 coroner. its a 4 door I call...

That's why I bought a 10 liberty and not a 10 challenger classic in yellow with black stripes and manual transmission...

well, here are some I found on another forum of it. Judging by the the trees, these pictures were taken 10+? years ago before I found it. Hmm image link not working... Its the flat black one posted by magnumcharger. http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,19633.25.html I'll get...

Hey guys, I'm new here but have been lorking for a little while. First off, I will be working on a "rough" '68 in the future. I was wondering if anyone can tell me if the front end (Frame, etc... less body panels) of a '70 Coronet is the same as the '68 Charger from the firewall forward...