Ron of Chicago
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Great looking car.
Ron
Ron
I bought this yesterday. I love the QQ1 red - same as the Coronet RT I had that recently moved to a new home. It should arrive in a few weeks:
I will check with him. thanks
great looking XSorry guys, I promised I'd post pics, work has been crazy. This is my Avatar. It's a 4 spd convert with quite a few factory goodies. Discs, head rest, console, tach, fender mounted turn signal indicators, and it came with Magnum 500s from the factory. It needs a bunch of mechanical work. The motor is a powerless wonder right now that I suspect is a miss timed cam. And a funny thing happened on Memorial day. I take it every year to the Belmont Memorial day parade, the vets love it and sometimes fight on who gets to ride in it in the Parade. Well this year, the Inland shifter decided to literally self-destruct right at the beginning. I ended up with just first, but couldn't take my foot off the clutch for about an hour and a half, talk about cramps. Any way, this goes to Carlilse every year or two but not this year, I'm taking my blue car if I can get it fixed in time. I'll try to get the Blue one posted soon too.
Mauve was the name Dodge used for 2 years ie: Ross Roy Data Book & my memory. Actually a gorgeous color. In our town there were 5: 1)Monaco 500 black vinyl roof 2)Coro 500 white painted roof 3)Coro 440 black sprayed on vinyl roof 4) Coro 440 4dr 5) Satellite solid color also I remember a solid Mauve 67 RT road test in hot Rod or Motor Trend on the cover w/ red lines
Wasn't it neat when auto marketeers had enough imagination to get past the stagnate present colors that is tan, silver black, white, maroon
Mauve...Do you mean this?
'Mauve' was a Plymouth color for `66 only. Dodge and Chrysler called it 'Light Lavender' and had it for 2 years (`66 & `67). Did a lot of research to ensure to ensure I had the correct original color for my `66 Belvedere II.