North Australia
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Hi everyone
As the proud new owner of a 69 Chrysler Newport Convertible, I was just wondering if anyone knew how I could interpret this fender plate...
I can work out it's a 383-2b with cloth seats, but that's about it...
It also has Newport Custom badges on the car, but I thought Newport Customs only had the 383-4b... Perhaps the badges were added afterwards...
There is a tag attached to the fender plate with nothing printed on it. It has twin pipes. I'm not sure if that was standard for 383-2b vehicles of that era.
Anyway, grateful for your advice and keep up the good work
Daniel from Darwin - Northern Territory of Australia
As the proud new owner of a 69 Chrysler Newport Convertible, I was just wondering if anyone knew how I could interpret this fender plate...
I can work out it's a 383-2b with cloth seats, but that's about it...
It also has Newport Custom badges on the car, but I thought Newport Customs only had the 383-4b... Perhaps the badges were added afterwards...
There is a tag attached to the fender plate with nothing printed on it. It has twin pipes. I'm not sure if that was standard for 383-2b vehicles of that era.
Anyway, grateful for your advice and keep up the good work
Daniel from Darwin - Northern Territory of Australia