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  • === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== [[A-Body]]
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  • ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • ...and the [[Air Grabber]] hood scoop. The Satellite also came in different body styles including a two-door [[coupe]], a four-door [[sedan]], and [[station === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • ...Luxury [[Magnum]] and [[Cordoba]] from the B-body platform to the new [[J-Body]] platform. .... Work had already started on killing the [[B-Body]] and moving to the [[J-Body]] before Lee Iacocca had arrived, but he was responsible for the styling di
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  • === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • == Body ==
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  • === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • A "Hardtop" is a body style of a car popular from the early 50s through the 70s because it was mi
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  • ...Challenger [[R/T Classic]] editions. There will be a bright white A-line body stripe on the R/T Classic editions.
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  • == Body ==
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  • === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • ...part lighter or thinner. It was popular for [[Drag Racers]] to acid dip [[body parts]] to make the car lighter, thus faster.
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  • As it applies to [[drag racing]], a sanctioning body is the primary organization behind a series of [[events]]. They promote and
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  • ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • ...ilarly, in more recent times, when a model is sold in both coupé and sedan body styles, generally the coupe is sportier and more compact. ...oupé started to blur when manufacturers began to produce cars with a [[2+2 body style]] (which have a sleek, sloping roofline, two doors, and two functiona
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  • ...ounterpart, the Dodge [[Dart]], had Unibody construction that combined the body and frame into one single unit === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === A-Body
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  • * [[Barracuda]] (the A-Body versions from 1964-1969) ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • ...Known as the ‘Copper Car’ it an original copper retractable roof and lower body trim. After extensive touring it was sold in March of 1941 and the subseque == Body ==
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  • ...was the [[M Body]], which was a modified version of the newly released [F Body]] used by the [[Volare]] and [[Aspen]]. Chrysler that same year introduced * Chrysler [[5th Ave]] 1982-1989 was Chrysler's Upscale 4-Dr on the M Body
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  • * [[Ghia]] in Italy pounded out the body ...]]" which was built by [[Barris Customs]], [[Gene Winfield]], Gordon Van's Body Shop and Smith himself. This car was cover feature of August 1963 HRM (on
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  • ...e two-door Belvedere favorable proportions. The Belvedere came in several body styles through the years and 1970 was the last year for the Belvedere name === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • ...der engine coupled to a Hy-Drive transmission. [[Virgil Exner]] source the body craftsmanship to Carrozzeria Ghia in Turin, Italy, who built most of the me == Body ==
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  • A trans brake is a type of [[transmission]] [[racing]] [[valve body]] that will engage both reverse and 1st gear at the same time when the race
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • # [[:Category:Body]] ''to be used for anything to do with the vehicle's body''
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • ...e [[Cuda]]. 1969 was the last year for the Barracuda/Cuda to be on the [[A-Body]] [[Platform]] ...debuted on the [[E-Body]] platform, which was essentially a shortened [[B-Body]]. It made it much easier to place big block engines, including the Hemi,
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  • ...ped 727 [[Torqueflite]] with [[Manual-Rerverse]] [[Shift Pattern]] [[Valve body]] ...sembled the car to rebuild after refurbishing or replacing every part. The body was repaired and sanded smooth before taking it to Evansville, IN to be wra
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  • * B-Body * B-Body
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • ...rs. The 600 was a step up in status over the Aries -- and replaced the [[J-Body]] [[Mirada]]. * Dodge did not offer a replacement for the K-body based 2-door models.
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • ...s a [[Dodge]] [[Challenger]], and more specifically the first [[Hemi]] [[E-Body]] ever built. It was the most [[highly optioned]] Challenger ever built, a On the first day of production of the [[Mopar]] [[E-Body]], the most highly optioned Hemi was painted black, given the [[VIN]] of JS
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  • ....iconicweb.com/images/web_images/sec500/Body%20Chart.pdf Chrysler Heritage Body Chart] [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • ==== [[A-Body]] ==== ==== [[B-Body]] ====
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  • == Body == [['Computational Fluid Dynamics']] modelling was used to shape the body with [[aerodynamics]], sufficient [[down-force]] and [[engine cooling]] in
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  • ...hich increases strength by incorporating the [[chassis]] or frame into the body components. While forward and rear frame rails protruded from the central c
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === ...Chargers, including the Charger 500 and the Daytona built in 1969 were [[B-Body| B-Bodies]].
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  • ...t was its own [[make]]. Prior to the 1967 model year, the Imperial used [[body-on-frame]] construction. The Imperial is mostly known for the [[Imperial C
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  • === [[Body Styles]] === [[G Body]]
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  • ...was introduced on October 1967 and was based on the standard VE Valiant A-Body 108 inch wheelbase but had options not available on the regular Valiant and === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • ...ed it "[[Super Stock]] 413/426". Mid-year '63 saw the addition of aluminum body panel options including an optional [[hood scoop]], a trunk-mounted battery
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  • ...between 1976 and 1980 on the new [[F Body]] platform -- to replace the [[A Body]] [[Valiant|Valiants]], [[Duster|Dusters]], and [[Dart|Darts]]. The upscale === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • ...onvertible. The models employed a variant of the [[K-car]] platform, the P-body. === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • ...ar side doors. Unlike Plymouth's other dream cars, it was a [[Pushmobile]] body on a rolling chassis, and not a running automobile[1]. * Body by Ghia of Turin Italy
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  • ...te that didn't refer to a "Series" designation that referred to a internal body code or the speed it was capable of in past products. The first Chrysler pr ...]. A November 1936 advertisement listed the 1937 Royal as available in ten body types, starting at US$715 ($13,335 in 2020 dollars), with the four door sed
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  • ...ker, manufactures bodies for passenger-carrying vehicles. Coachwork is the body of an automobile, bus, horse-drawn carriage, or railroad passenger car (kno ...d on leaf springs on beam axles. Unibody or monocoque combined chassis and body structures became standardised during the middle years of the 20th century
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  • ...er the first car. 3) Model A-489 “DeSoto Sports Roadster”, $16,000 for the body and $15,000 for the monocoque frame. Three cars could have been produced. O
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  • ...big [[forum]] as Moparts had, it categorized the site into forums for each body style, drag racing, and repairs. On the forums, Dave originally went by the ...[D-Body]], [[E-Body]], [[F-Body]], [[J-Body]], [[M-Body]], [[LXBody]], [[R-Body]], [[K-Car]]; and tech papers on what to do the first time you go to the [[
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  • In 1962, the Fury gained yet another body style, with a cleaner, less styled front end, accentuated lines, and a limi ...spear visually lenthened the car.It gained Plymouth's first fully unitized body/chassis. The bolted-on subframe introduced on the 1960 unitized car was eli
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  • ...rille treatment, red boot lid moldings, sports wheel covers and waist-high body striping. It was powered by a high compression 9.2:1 version of the 225cid === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • ...[PT]]''' in PT Cruiser stands for the designation of the car's platform ([[Body Style]]) as well as production code. The name recalls the 1930s line of Ply While the body style remained consistent throughout its entire life span, there were actua
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  • ...Styling Excercise that started some time is 1955, with [[Ghia]] doing the body work in Italy, and was finished in the first half of 1956. The chassis was == Body ==
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  • The rear drive axle is suspended from the vehicle body or frame by springs attached to the axle housing. The housing encloses the
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  • *68-69 B body 3.54 Powr-Lok 602957-1, -2, -3, -4 *69.5-72 B body 3.54 Powr-Lok 603109-1, -2
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  • === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • ...e Sundance. The models employed a variant of the [[K-car]] platform, the P-body. === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • A hardtop version joined the existing pillared coupe body for 1969, and a new optional twin-scooped air induction hood was now availa * Body style(s) 2-door coupe
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  • ...illamp. The resulting muscular fender form projects boldly beyond the main body, underscoring that the Dodge Demon concept is a rear-wheel-drive machine. The rear surface of the body is divided into three planes with two chamfered outboard planes, dominated
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  • ...al Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, Inc. (NASCAR) is the sanctioning body for one of North America's premier sports. NASCAR is the No. 1 spectator sp
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  • === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... --> [[C-Body]]
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  • ...ticle. It began life as a [[Dodge]] [[Challenger]], the first [[Hemi]] [[E-Body]] ever built. It was the most [[highly optioned]] Challenger ever built, a On the first day of production of the [[Mopar]] [[E-Body]], the most highly optioned Hemi was painted black, given the [[VIN]] of JS
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  • ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • The Magnum made a brief comeback in 2005-2008 as an [[LX Body]]. ...Body]] platform for 1980 -- and the Magnum was replaced by the smaller [[J Body]] [[Mirada]].
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  • .../8 scale Corvettes and Firebirds. Latest rumor in 2008 is that the chassis/body now races in England.
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  • ...[[B-Body]] [[platform]], the the B-body was replaced in 1980 with the [[J-Body]], and the Magnum with the [[Mirada]]. ...ada]] coupe (which also would be shared along with what would become its J-body platform based Chrysler Cordoba coupe counterpart as well) all during the n
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