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  • R-Body
    ...stretched version of the [[B-Body]] frame, which was used replace the [[C-Body]] with a downsized version for the [[Mopar]]'s [[Full-Size]]d cars. ...someone to help with this [[wiki]] by adding technical information on this body style.
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  • K-Body
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  • H Body
    #redirect [[LH-Body]]
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  • A-Body
    #REDIRECT [[A-body]]
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  • B-Body
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  • E body
    #redirect [[E-Body]]
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  • K body
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  • D body
    #redirect [[D-Body]]
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  • R body
    #redirect [[R-Body]]
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  • G Body
    #redirect [[G-Body]]
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  • LH Body
    #redirect [[LH-Body]]
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  • M Body
    #redirect [[M-Body]]
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  • J Body
    #redirect [[J-Body]]
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  • C-Body
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  • B-body
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  • A body
    #redirect [[a-body]]
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  • F body
    #redirect [[F-Body]]
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  • Lx-body
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  • LC Body
    [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • LC-Body
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  • S Body
    #redirect [[S-Body]]
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  • P/L Body
    #redirect [[P/L-Body]]
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  • J/A Body
    #redirect [[J/A-Body]]
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  • Uni-body
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  • Body Styles
    ...tyle typically is determine by roof line, and number of doors. Examples of body styles include:
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  • A-body
    A-body was the [[Mopar]] designation given to the [[rear wheel drive]] [[platform] ...s also a [[FWD]] [[Platform]] in the 1990's that used the designation of A-Body, but more often referred to as [[A-Platform]]. It was a variation of the [[
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  • F-Body
    In 1976, the 'F-Bod'y was introduced, to ultimately replace the [[A-Body]]. == Car Models of this Body Type ==
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  • D-Body
    D-Body was the designation given to the huge Body Style used by [[Chrysler]]'s Luxury car -- the [[Imperial]], from 1957 to 1 == Car Models of this Body Type ==
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  • E-Body
    [[Mopar]] used the E-Body designation on two separate car platforms. ...ony car at the time) had been on a [[A-Body]] platform, but creating the E-Body allowed for factory installation of the [[Mopar]] [[big block]] [[motors]].
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  • J-Body
    [[Category:Body Styles]] ...s also a [[FWD]] [[Platform]] in the 1990's that used the designation of J-Body. It was a variation of the [[K-Car]] and discussed there.
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  • M-Body
    The M-Body was a modified version of the [[F-Body]] for the more upscale [[Mopar]] [[Compact Car]]s. == Car Models of this Body Type ==
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  • P-Body
    [[Category:Body Styles]] == Car Models of this Body Type ==
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  • LX-Body
    #Redirect[[LX Body]]
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  • L-Body
    Replace this line with a brief summary of years and models of this body type, and other technical specifications of it. List the body type it replaced and the body type that replaced it.
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  • Y-Body
    Replace this line with a brief summary of years and models of this body type, and other technical specifications of it. List the body type it replaced and the body type that replaced it.
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  • G-Body
    The G-Body [[Platform]] was a small [[FWD]] 2-door [[Coupe]]. == Car Models of this Body Type ==
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  • LH-Body
    == Car Models of this Body Type == * [http://chryslerheritage.iconicweb.com/images/web_images/sec500/Body%20Chart.pdf Mopar Platform Chart]
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  • Body Style
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  • B body
    == B-body == ...an extended nose and a high-mounted rear wing. It was the only Plymouth B-body that looked essentially different from the others.
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  • C body
    == C Body == ...s also a [[FWD]] [[Platform]] in the 1990's that used the designation of C-Body. It was a variation of the [[K-Car]] and discussed there.
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  • S-Body
    The S [[Platform]] was a modified [[K-Body]] used for the [[FWD]] [[Mini-Van]]s by Chrysler, [[Dodge]], and [[Plymouth == Car Models of this Body Type ==
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  • Forgotten B-Body
    ...mer muscle car enthusiasts. A couple of years later Dodge would drop the B body Charger and introduce the [[Magnum]] when the 1st generation "late Bs" got [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • Forgotten b body
    #REDIRECT [[Forgotten_B-Body]]
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  • FORGOTTEN B BODY
    #redirect [[Forgotten B-Body]]
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  • LX Body
    [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • LY-Body
    [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • PL-Body
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  • Sanctioning body
    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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  • PL body
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  • Valve body
    Valve body: hydraulic control center that receives pressurized fluid from the main pum
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  • A Body
    #Redirect [[A-Body]]
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  • P/L-Body
    of this body type, and other technical specifications of it. List the body type it replaced and the body type that replaced it.
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  • J/A-Body
    of years and models of this body type, List the body type it replaced and the
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  • Forgotten B Body
    ...as the last year of the B-Body. In 1980 the B-Body was replaced by the [[J-Body]].
    655 bytes (99 words) - 00:37, 9 July 2021
  • Late B Body
    ...cars shrunk to a [[J-Body]] platform, which were more of less stretched F-Body ([[Compact Car]]s).
    709 bytes (107 words) - 01:22, 6 April 2020

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  • Platforms
    * [[A-Body]] * [[B-Body]]
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  • R-Body
    ...stretched version of the [[B-Body]] frame, which was used replace the [[C-Body]] with a downsized version for the [[Mopar]]'s [[Full-Size]]d cars. ...someone to help with this [[wiki]] by adding technical information on this body style.
    779 bytes (99 words) - 15:06, 28 February 2012
  • Unitbody
    Also known as Uni-body. ...ed into a single unit with the [[chassis]] rather than having a separate [[body-on-frame]].
    431 bytes (58 words) - 13:05, 20 August 2013
  • M-Body
    The M-Body was a modified version of the [[F-Body]] for the more upscale [[Mopar]] [[Compact Car]]s. == Car Models of this Body Type ==
    761 bytes (90 words) - 04:59, 20 August 2013
  • J/A-Body
    of years and models of this body type, List the body type it replaced and the
    767 bytes (94 words) - 23:45, 30 September 2013
  • Y-Body
    Replace this line with a brief summary of years and models of this body type, and other technical specifications of it. List the body type it replaced and the body type that replaced it.
    603 bytes (75 words) - 03:00, 21 August 2013
  • P/L-Body
    of this body type, and other technical specifications of it. List the body type it replaced and the body type that replaced it.
    830 bytes (107 words) - 22:44, 28 November 2016
  • D-Body
    D-Body was the designation given to the huge Body Style used by [[Chrysler]]'s Luxury car -- the [[Imperial]], from 1957 to 1 == Car Models of this Body Type ==
    754 bytes (93 words) - 05:37, 13 April 2020
  • G-Body
    The G-Body [[Platform]] was a small [[FWD]] 2-door [[Coupe]]. == Car Models of this Body Type ==
    703 bytes (79 words) - 14:56, 21 August 2013
  • L-Body
    Replace this line with a brief summary of years and models of this body type, and other technical specifications of it. List the body type it replaced and the body type that replaced it.
    913 bytes (112 words) - 14:17, 20 August 2013
  • Late B Body
    ...cars shrunk to a [[J-Body]] platform, which were more of less stretched F-Body ([[Compact Car]]s).
    709 bytes (107 words) - 01:22, 6 April 2020
  • PT
    The PT Body Style was the platform used for the PT Cruiser. For purposes of [[CAFE]] cl == Car Models of this Body Type ==
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  • J-Body
    [[Category:Body Styles]] ...s also a [[FWD]] [[Platform]] in the 1990's that used the designation of J-Body. It was a variation of the [[K-Car]] and discussed there.
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  • PL
    The PL [[Body Style]] was the platform used for the [[Dodge]] and [[Plymouth]] [[Neons]] [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • Forgotten B Body
    ...as the last year of the B-Body. In 1980 the B-Body was replaced by the [[J-Body]].
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  • S-Body
    The S [[Platform]] was a modified [[K-Body]] used for the [[FWD]] [[Mini-Van]]s by Chrysler, [[Dodge]], and [[Plymouth == Car Models of this Body Type ==
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  • Body Styles
    ...tyle typically is determine by roof line, and number of doors. Examples of body styles include:
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  • LH-Body
    == Car Models of this Body Type == * [http://chryslerheritage.iconicweb.com/images/web_images/sec500/Body%20Chart.pdf Mopar Platform Chart]
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  • H Body
    #redirect [[LH-Body]]
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  • A-Body
    #REDIRECT [[A-body]]
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  • E-Bodies
    #redirect [[E-Body]]
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  • E body
    #redirect [[E-Body]]
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  • E bodies
    #redirect [[E-Body]]
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  • D body
    #redirect [[D-Body]]
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  • R body
    #redirect [[R-Body]]
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  • G Body
    #redirect [[G-Body]]
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  • LH Body
    #redirect [[LH-Body]]
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  • M Body
    #redirect [[M-Body]]
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  • J Body
    #redirect [[J-Body]]
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  • A body
    #redirect [[a-body]]
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  • F body
    #redirect [[F-Body]]
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  • S Body
    #redirect [[S-Body]]
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  • P/L Body
    #redirect [[P/L-Body]]
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  • J/A Body
    #redirect [[J/A-Body]]
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  • LX-Body
    #Redirect[[LX Body]]
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  • Forgotten b body
    #REDIRECT [[Forgotten_B-Body]]
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  • FORGOTTEN B BODY
    #redirect [[Forgotten B-Body]]
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  • A Body
    #Redirect [[A-Body]]
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  • Platform
    ...969 Dodge [[Polara]], and the 1969 Plymouth Fury were all built on the [[C-Body]] platform.
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  • E-Body
    [[Mopar]] used the E-Body designation on two separate car platforms. ...ony car at the time) had been on a [[A-Body]] platform, but creating the E-Body allowed for factory installation of the [[Mopar]] [[big block]] [[motors]].
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  • Cranbrook
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • Breeze
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • Gremlin
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • A-body
    A-body was the [[Mopar]] designation given to the [[rear wheel drive]] [[platform] ...s also a [[FWD]] [[Platform]] in the 1990's that used the designation of A-Body, but more often referred to as [[A-Platform]]. It was a variation of the [[
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  • P-Body
    [[Category:Body Styles]] == Car Models of this Body Type ==
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  • C body
    == C Body == ...s also a [[FWD]] [[Platform]] in the 1990's that used the designation of C-Body. It was a variation of the [[K-Car]] and discussed there.
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  • F-Body
    In 1976, the 'F-Bod'y was introduced, to ultimately replace the [[A-Body]]. == Car Models of this Body Type ==
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  • Liberty
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • Meadowbrook
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • 2+2
    #Redirect [[2+2 body style]]
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  • Nitro
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • Sebring
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • Dodge Intrepid
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • Rear Axle 8.75"
    ==== [[A-Body]] ==== ==== [[B-Body]] ====
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  • LeBaron
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • LY-Body
    [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • Drag Racing Funny Car
    ...duction car]] -- but has been severely modified for [[aerodynamics]]. This body is typically [[fiberglass]] and covers a [[tube chassis]] having the [[driv
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  • Dodge 440
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • B body
    == B-body == ...an extended nose and a high-mounted rear wing. It was the only Plymouth B-body that looked essentially different from the others.
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  • 1997 Dodge Coppehead (Concept Car)
    == Body ==
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  • 2004 Dodge Slingshot (Concept Car)
    == Body ==
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  • Forgotten B-Body
    ...mer muscle car enthusiasts. A couple of years later Dodge would drop the B body Charger and introduce the [[Magnum]] when the 1st generation "late Bs" got [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • History:
    ...e [[Cuda]]. 1969 was the last year for the Barracuda/Cuda to be on the [[A-Body]] [[Platform]]'' ...debut on the [[E-Body]] platform, which was a shortened version of the [[B-Body]]. It made it much easier to place big block engines, including the Hemi, i
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  • Reliant
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Scrambler
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Stratus
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Prowler
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Aspen, Chrysler
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • LX Body
    [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • Sapporo
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • Dodge Aspen
    ...Body]], redesigned B-Body (also know as the [[Forgotten B-Body]]), and [[R-Body]]. Sadly most of these new chassis didn't survive long -- as a financial cr === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Duster
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== [[A-Body]] 1970-1976
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  • Chrysler Cordoba
    * B Body (AKA The Forgotten B Body or the Late B Body for the 1975-79 model years) * J-Body 1980-83 Chrysler Cordoba, Chrysler Imperial, Dodge Mirada
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  • New Yorker
    === 1965-1968 C-Body Slab Sides === [[C-Body]]
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  • Wagoneer
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • LC Body
    [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • Grand Fury
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Drag Racing Competition License
    ...etition license is proof that the racer is authorized by the [[sanctioning body]] to race a car of a particular [[class racing | class]].
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  • Isolator Front Suspension
    An Isolator Front Suspension has the car's [[K-Frame]] isolated from the body of the car by rubber isolators shaped like a doughnut. The purpose being to
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  • Chrysler ME Four-Twelve
    == Body ==
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  • C200
    == Body ==
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  • 1995 Chrysler Atlantic
    == Body ==
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  • 1998 Chrysler Chronos
    == Body ==
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  • Chrysler Patriot
    == Body ==
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  • Chrysler Nassau
    == Body ==
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  • 1999 Chrysler Java
    == Body ==
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  • 2012 Chrysler 700C Concept Minivan
    == Body ==
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  • 2003 Chrysler Airflyte
    == Body ==
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  • Plymouth Plainsman
    == Body ==
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  • 2008 Plymouth Pronto
    == Body ==
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  • Rear wing
    [[Category:Body]]
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  • Extended nose
    [[Category:Body]]
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  • 1967-69 Dodge Daroo I & II
    == Body ==
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  • Dodge Avenger
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Crossfire
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Texas Big Bird
    ...off a full-size [[Roadrunner]] mocked up as a [[Superbird]], and creating body parts to cover a [[full tube chassis]]. The car was powered by an [[Alky]] ...run in Europe -- and shipped to [[Dick Landy]] to have him go through. The body molds were sold to someone in Iowa -- who has since made a few more bodies.
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  • Windsor
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • American
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Rouge
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Concorde
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Jeep Wrangler
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Dodge Caliber
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Dodge 330
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Dodge Lancer
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== [[A-Body]]
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  • Marlin
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • Satellite
    ...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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  • Mirada
    ...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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  • Dodge/Ram 1500/2500/3500
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • 1999 Plymouth Pronto Cruizer Concept Car
    == Body ==
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  • 1997 Plymouth Pronto Concept Car
    == Body ==
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  • 1998 Plymouth Pronto Spider Concept Car
    == Body ==
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  • Grand Cherokee
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Hardtop
    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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  • Furious Fuchsia
    ...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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  • 2004 Chrysler ME-412 Concept Car
    == Body ==
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  • Monaco
    === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Acid Dipping
    ...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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  • Sanctioning body
    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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  • Neon
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • Coupe
    ...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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  • Dodge Polara
    ...ounterpart, the Dodge [[Dart]], had Unibody construction that combined the body and frame into one single unit === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Dodge Dart Demon
    === [[Body Styles]] === A-Body
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  • Valiant
    * [[Barracuda]] (the A-Body versions from 1964-1969) ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • 1941 Chrysler Thunderbolt Concept
    ...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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  • Dodge Diplomat
    ...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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  • XNR
    * [[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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  • Belvedere
    ...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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  • Plymouth Explorer Show Car
    ...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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  • Trans brake
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  • Ram Charger
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  • List of MoparWiki Categories
    # [[:Category:Body]] ''to be used for anything to do with the vehicle's body''
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  • AMC Pacer
    === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • Barracuda
    ...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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  • Screamin' Woody
    ...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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  • Roadrunner
    * B-Body * B-Body
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  • Savoy
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  • 880
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  • Cirrus
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  • Colt
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  • Viper
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  • Lil Red Wagon
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  • Omni
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  • Caravelle
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  • Pronto Cruiser
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  • Dodge 600
    ...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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  • Rampage
    === [[Body Styles]] === <!-- Body styles offered for this model (2-Dr, 4-Dr, Hardtop, Coupe, Sedan, Station W
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  • 1969 Dodge Yellow Jacket
    ...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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  • K-Car
    ....iconicweb.com/images/web_images/sec500/Body%20Chart.pdf Chrysler Heritage Body Chart] [[Category:Body Styles]]
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  • Main Page Feature 8
    ==== [[A-Body]] ==== ==== [[B-Body]] ====
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  • 2005 Chrysler Firepower Concept Car
    == Body == [['Computational Fluid Dynamics']] modelling was used to shape the body with [[aerodynamics]], sufficient [[down-force]] and [[engine cooling]] in
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  • K-Frame
    ...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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  • 1969 Dodge Daytona
    === [[Body Styles]] === ...Chargers, including the Charger 500 and the Daytona built in 1969 were [[B-Body| B-Bodies]].
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  • Imperial (Make)
    ...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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  • 2006-2009 Dodge Daytona
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  • Valiant VIP
    ...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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  • Max Wedge
    ...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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  • Volare
    ...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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  • Dodge Shadow
    ...onvertible. The models employed a variant of the [[K-car]] platform, the P-body. === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • 1958 Plymouth Cabana
    ...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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  • Chrysler Royal
    ...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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  • Coach Builder
    ...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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  • Chrysler Falcon
    ...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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  • MoparStyle
    ...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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  • Fury
    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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  • Valiant Pacer
    ...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 Cruiser
    ...[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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  • Virgil Exner's Project 613
    ...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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  • Rear Axles
    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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  • Rear Axle Dana 60
    *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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  • Dodge Dynasty
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  • 1969 Dodge Hemi Dart Drag Pak
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  • Dodge 400
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  • Dodge D100 & W100
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  • Plymouth Sundance
    ...e Sundance. The models employed a variant of the [[K-car]] platform, the P-body. === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • AMC Spirit
    === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • Super Bee
    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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  • 2007 Dodge Demon (Concept Car)
    ...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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  • NASCAR
    ...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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  • A100/A108
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  • 1970 Newport 440
    === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... --> [[C-Body]]
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  • 1970 Dodge Diamante (Show Car)
    ...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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  • 300
    ==== [[Body Styles]] ==== ==== [[Body Styles]] ====
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  • Main Page Feature 5
    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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  • 1978 Dodge Midnite Express Truck
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  • 1954 Desoto Adventurer (Concept Car)
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  • 1958 Plymouth Tornado
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  • 1979-1981 Brazilian Dodge Magnum
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  • 1958 Dual Ghia 400
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  • Superbird
    .../8 scale Corvettes and Firebirds. Latest rumor in 2008 is that the chassis/body now races in England.
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  • 2005-2008 Dodge Magnum
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  • 1978-1979 Dodge Magnum
    ...[[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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  • Jeep Cherokee
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  • Le Baron
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  • Powell Sport Wagon
    ...s. On that, they would place a [[Pickup truck]] or a [[SUV]] "Sport Wagon" body they fabricated with a [[fiberglass]] [[front clip]]. The [[cab]] rearward === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • Sox and Martin Drag Race Team
    In 1966, the team switched to a Hemi-powered [[Barracuda]], but this [[A-Body]] was no match for the funny cars the team came up against and as a result,
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  • Desoto Fireflite
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  • Dodge Coronet
    ...er were 125.5 inches, the difference being in the hood ahead of the cowl. Body styles included a club coupe and 4-door sedan in all years plus a "woodie" The [[Plymouth]] body was smaller, both length and width, and shared nothing with the Dodge Coron
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    ...ne. While it was Exner who designed the car, it was [[Ghia]] who built the body in Italy and shipped it to the US. It was the beginning of a long relations == Body ==
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  • 1954 Plymouth Belmont Concept Car
    == Body == The body was designed by Bill Robinson from [[Briggs Manufacturing]] under the direc
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  • Tree
    ...cond for the eye to see the light, the brain to process it and command the body, and for the car to react and cross the [[starting beams]], most racers ant
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  • 1989-1995 Dodge Spirit
    ...l was introduced. Some of the alloy wheels were color-keyed to the vehicle body: * White body with white painted wheels (ES, R/T)
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  • Willys-Overland Jeepster
    === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • Desoto Firedome
    === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • Dodge Matador
    === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • Wiki Format Car-Model-Template
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  • AMC The Machine
    === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • Charger
    === Platform === <!-- A-Body, B-Body,... -->
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  • Jeep CJ-3
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  • Dodge Laser
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  • 300-Hurst
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  • Newport
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  • Valve body
    Valve body: hydraulic control center that receives pressurized fluid from the main pum
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  • Nostalgia Super Stock
    ...Stock is a foot brake only class of [[index racing]] for the year models, body styles, and engine combinations, which accurately represent those cars, whi ..., the cars need to be of the type that ran S/S in the day, stock appearing body ([[fiberglass]] and [[Lexan]] allowed in some areas), stock location steeri
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  • 1978-1979 Dodge Lil Red Express
    === [[Body Styles]] === *Utiline body side and tailgate oak body trim panels with chrome-headed prop nuts
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  • Chrysler Norseman
    == Body == [[Image:NorsemanBuck.jpg|thumb|300px|Wooden buck used to form Aluminum body panels for the Norseman]]
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  • IHRA
    ...da, one in Ontario and one in Alberta, IHRA is the drag racing sanctioning body of record in Canada. ...oup of racecars and a variety of 2,000-horsepower engines. Combing classic body styles and modern equipment, constructors are permitted to extensively modi
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  • 1967 Dodge Deora (Concept Car)
    ...was also moved to the bed -- with electric motors drawing air through the body side ducts, which were actually Mustang tail light bezels. This also requir
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  • Big Red Ram (NSS Drag Car)
    ...ho was the NSS coordinator, Dave found out that his 65 Coronet was a legal body style for NSS Racing. Upon returning home from "The Monster" he started loo ...[[clutch]], and a 540CI engine built by Damon Kuhn; and perform all of the body work. The car remained with Mark Artis until just before the 2005 Monster M
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  • Leaf springs
    ...e, while tie holes are provided at either end for attaching to the vehicle body. For very heavy vehicles, a leaf spring can be made from several leaves sta
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  • 1953-54 Dodge Firearrow (Concept Car)
    ...rearrow I was more than twice as wide as its body height at the cowl. "The body itself is flat and broad with only a slight crown, or slope, in its top and ...bar through the grille (similar to the 1953 Plymouth grille bar) and black body-side molding; black leather adorned the interior. The doors were similarly
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  • 1953 Chrysler D'Elegance Show Car
    ...2. The best explanation is that the chassis was a 1952 Chrysler, while the body was considered a 1953. As such, the car has been referred to as both a 1952 == Body ==
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  • NMCA
    ...are OEM-equipped with electronic fuel injections. Late-Model EFI approved body styles are permitted. Vehicles must run engine type originally installed in ...Car]] is an [[index-style]] [[foot brake]] only class for the year models, body styles, and engine combinations, which are listed in the [[NMC Rules]]. Cla
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  • Chi Town Hustler - 69 Charger
    ...ere the week areas were -- and then making adjustments. The [[fiberglass]] body was a smaller scale version of the 69 [[Charger 500]], with its flush mount
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  • Main Page Feature 4
    ...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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  • Dodge Dart
    ...new downsized regular production vehicle. The 1960 Dodge Dart had unitized body construction riding on a 118 inch wheelbase, four inches shorter than Dodge In 1966 the '63 body was heavily facelifted, with squared off lines, a new rectangular grille, a
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  • Texas Whale
    ...riner [[manual-reverse pattern]] [[low band apply]] [[foot-brake]] [[valve body]], Super Sprag bolt-in [[sprag]], Red Racing Clutches, and other high perfo ...ent to Ken Presley in Conway, AR to spend the next three months having the body blasted, repaired, and put in primer.
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  • Main Page Feature 7
    ...Stock is a foot brake only class of [[index racing]] for the year models, body styles, and engine combinations, which accurately represent those cars, whi ..., the cars need to be of the type that ran S/S in the day, stock appearing body ([[fiberglass]] and [[Lexan]] allowed in some areas), stock location steeri
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  • Javelin
    The AMX/3 was a hot concept car, with a hand-made Italian fiberglass body and mid-mounted 390; seven were built. === [[Body Styles]] ===
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  • Dodge
    ...designs wouldn't appear until 1964 (Imperial) and 1965 with the larger [[C-Body]] models. Meanwhile, Dodge dealers screamed about not having a full size c ...ock drag racing with the [[Max Wedge]] Engines, and their slightly smaller body styles. In 1964, they turned the wick up even more -- with the rebirth of t
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  • Slicks
    ...must be modified merely to account for the size of the slick, raising the body on the rear springs for the height of narrower slicks, and/or replacing the
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  • Dan Knapp
    ...eceived the engine in the late spring of '64. He ran the car with a shorty body painted Chrysler Orange until the 64 Nats where it showed up with a nose an
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  • Main Page Feature 6
    ...rts of the dragster behind the driver) and was an early endorser of a full-body, fire-resistant suit. In 1964, he became the first drag racer to officially ...ri]] had come to Lake City, Fla. A short three years later, the garage and body shop owner was racing professionally with the first of 34 race cars he woul
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  • 1958 Imperial D'Elegance
    Three body styles were offered, they were the [[two door hardtop]], [[convertible]], [ == Body ==
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  • Don Garlits
    ...rts of the dragster behind the driver) and was an early endorser of a full-body, fire-resistant suit. In 1964, he became the first drag racer to officially ...ri]] had come to Lake City, Fla. A short three years later, the garage and body shop owner was racing professionally with the first of 34 race cars he woul
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  • Slant Six
    ...degrees on a slant to allow for the lower hoods in the new [[compact]] [[A-Body]] [[models]], the [[Valiant]] (not originally a [[Plymouth]] when released
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  • Jeep
    # A body of rectangular design with a folding windshield and 3 bucket seats. ...production to AMC with production of the [[Omni]]/[[Horizon]] and the [[M-body]] shifted to AMC’s Kenosha, Wisconsin plant.
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  • Fluid Drive Transmission
    ...tte of the car's [[drivetrain]] was depicted against an outline of the car body, with the astonishing caption of an arrow pointing to the [[transmission]]:
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  • Dodge Challenger
    ...were on the 1970-1974 [[E-Body]], which was a modified version of the [[B-Body]] -- as used exclusively for the 197-1974 [[Plymouth]] [[Barracuda]]/[[Cuda ...h a silver grill instead of the Challenger's black grill, and in different body colors) through its dealers. These cars came with an unusually large (for t
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  • Sandbox-B
    '''Body Styles''' :[[B body]]
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  • Carlisle All-Chrysler Nationals
    ...h are divided into five separate areas: the engine bay, the interior, the body, the undercarriage, and an operations test.
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  • Richard Petty
    Joining in the [[Chrysler boycott of NASCAR]] due to the organizing body's ban of the [[Hemi]] engine, Richard spent 1965 competing as a [[drag race
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  • Buddy Arrington
    ...ree-model year Winston Cup rule meant that 1985 would be the last year the body style could compete. Mid-way through the ’85 racing season, Arrington Rac
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  • Spark plug
    ..." plugs, while "hotter" plugs are made with a lengthened path to the metal body, though this also depends on the thermally conductive metal core. ...tubby center electrode projects only very slightly; and the entire earthed body of the plug acts as the side electrode. The advantage is that the plug sits
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  • Automatic transmission
    ...atterns and gear ratios, rather than the spring-loaded valves in the valve body. This allows for more precise control of shift points, shift quality, lower ...r reductions or overdrive ratios. These clutches are actuated by the valve body (see below), their sequence controlled by the transmission's internal progr
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  • Tom McEwen
    ...ve Adams' Shark, which was one of the first dragsters to use a streamlined body with an enclosed parachute pack. This would turn out to be one of McEwen's
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  • Plymouth
    ...e top-heavy four-cylinder engine are kept from being felt in the frame and body. The slogan “Smoothness of an Eight, the Economy of a Four” was used to
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  • Wedge
    ...asic architecture and dimensions. The Street Wedge was available only in B-body cars (Plymouth and Dodge) and light-duty Dodge D Series trucks. It was an i
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  • Main Page Feature 3
    :[[B body]]
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  • Swamp Rat
    ...e bought at a junkyard for $35 in 1956; Garlits removed the frame from the body in the junkyard using little more than a large axe, a cold chisel, a ball-p ...car until it was retired in 1961. The car went on a show-car circuit; its body was destroyed in a 1966 tornado that hit Tampa, Fla. The car sat for years
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  • Arlen Vanke
    ...the Hemi engine, and went through the transmission ... reversed the valve body and changed the power pressure. For the next two years, 1998 and 1999, Vank
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  • Engine
    ...retor]] and [[hydraulic tappets]]. In 1988 it was upgraded with [[throttle-body fuel injection]] and [[roller tappets]] which it retained until the 1992 Ma ...cluding a more aggressive [[camshaft profile]], a 74 mm (2.91 in) throttle body, and an improved intake manifold with shorter runners.
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  • Drag racing
    ...e required to have a current [[Competition License]] for the [[sanctioning body]] that sanctions the track or event. To obtain a license, the applicant mus
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  • Drag racing 201
    A [[transbrake]] transmission has a special [[valve body]], which has a solenoid that will put the [[transmission]] in 1st gear and
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