Which B Body part do you wish was reproduced?

[Photon440]

Chevy certainly kicked *** on their reproduction and aftermarket options. One can make 67-69 Camero and 55-57 Belair from entirely reproduction products. (I'm willing to bet other models and options as well.) Chrysler? Not even close. And Ford guys may be in tougher shape. (Except for 1st gen Mustang?)

You can get a complete 1970 Challenger body, brand new. That comes close.

 

[dartforforty]

All 62 to 65 b body metal body parts

 

[gtx6970]

Hood ornament for a 66 B or C body.

A couple different suppliers make one for a 67.

 

[MGKelly]

70 RR/GTX trunk lids

 

[cr8crshr]

66 Ply grills and trunk panels, 66 Ply fender top trim.

66 Satellite Belt Line trim pieces all 6 of them, Headlight Bezels, Rear Taillight Bezels and lenses both with and without chrome accents, Turn Signal Fender indicators, Sill Plates, and a whole plethora of other items...cr8crshr/Bill

 

[Cojohnso1]

You can get a complete 1970 Challenger body, brand new. That comes close.

Actually no. Chevy does all frame as well. (But I do like where Chrysler is at least going?)

 

[Dave6T4]

The 67 R/T chrome trunk panel.

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These were done at one time by PG Classics in New Brunswick. They might still have tooling to do another run.

 

[cr8crshr]

Question here...Didn't AMD acquire some of the original tooling from Chrysler that had been in storage in order to re-produce the new body Parts??? Seems to me I read that at the time they were ramping and tooling up their business...cr8crshr/Bill

 

[patrick66]

Trunk floor extensions for '66 - '67 Coronet - the Belvedere parts are too short.

 

[Photon440]

Actually no. Chevy does all frame as well. (But I do like where Chrysler is at least going?)

I didn't know the Camaro had a frame, except a little front bolt on stub. But the Challenger has a complete unibody frame. http://www.moonlightdriveclassics.com/classic-car-bodies/dodge/70-challenger/

 

[Cojohnso1]

I didn't know the Camaro had a frame, except a little front bolt on stub. But the Challenger has a complete unibody frame. http://www.moonlightdriveclassics.com/classic-car-bodies/dodge/70-challenger/

I didn't know that. Nice to see. Now maybe 68-70 B-body? (Go ahead and start with Charger. That's the market choice today.)

 

[patrick66]

Camaro/Firebird are NOT full-framed cars. and never have been. They have a subframe in front, just like a C-body Mopar does. I've parted enough of these GM cars out in the '80s and early '90s to know.

 

[Cojohnso1]

Camaro/Firebird are NOT full-framed cars. and never have been. They have a subframe in front, just like a C-body Mopar does. I've parted enough of these GM cars out in the '80s and early '90s to know.

Full frame might just be 55-57. But things have changed since the 90s.

 

[patrick66]

Camaro has never, ever neen a full-framed car. Period.

 

[Cranky]

Well....a completely new and running 66 Belvedere I 2dr post with factory AC, big block and a stick.

 

[Cojohnso1]

Well....a completely new and running 66 Belvedere I 2dr post with factory AC, big block and a stick.

Anything else? Some spare change in the ash tray perhaps?

 

[bandit67]

71-74 lower fender patch panels.

 

[SSmoothie]

1968 Roadrunner grille.

 

[Chongo 68]

68-69 Dodge Bulge Hood

 

[Fran Blacker]

66 Ply grills and trunk panels, 66 Ply fender top trim.

Exactly my thoughts except I'd 426 hood ornament and or an exact reproduction of the insert. This was the best repo but the 2 isn't quite right, needs a line going up at the end. Color could be redder.