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Even 4 wheel discs can get water logged...and give you a surprise you were not looking for.
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I had a 64 Dodge Dart in my yute 😋. My brother had the 225 slant six bored oversize and a Crane cam installed . Had an Offy intake manifold with a Holley 390 cfm carb with Clifford Research headers . It was a rare GT model which came from the factory with a Hurst shifter for the four speed manual transmission . I smoked a lot of 289 Mustangs with that car . She was quick .
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Mercedes. Most distinct.
I hope it's not a DD tho. Fuel and AC requirements in AZ makes it out of the question in summer. rjp
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I just took a quick look at the local c-list with 1970 as the max year on the search.
Man there are a lot of people that think they have a gold mine parked in their garage.
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I vote for the fin back all the way. We (old codgers) all drove Falcons, Valiants, Nova's etc.
They sucked when new. You didn't end up with a Porsche because of that driving experience With the Benz you'll be Fahren auf der Autobahn every time you drive. Such a cool car https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iukUMRlaBBE
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My buddy had a "63 Valiant as a commuter, dark green, super clean except it was missing one piece of trim. He got gas at this little independent station. Guy admired the car, used to have one just like it. "I think I still have a piece of chrome from it. Was the same piece that was missing, but not the same car.
He drove that thing over 300,000 miles, then put a motor in it out of a wrecked 1980s van with the help of his brother in law. Sold it for more than he had in it.
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Want my Meteor?
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Forever will be THE king of the ostentatious luxobarges...
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(I still drool over Rancheros...)
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I vote Falcon. Get the coupe though, not the sedan.
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I'd be all over a '64 Nova or a Ford Sprint
If I had to choose from your three,,, The Plymouth.
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Nova would be a good choice. The Mercedes would be the best road trip car. The Germans had the autobahn back then and the Mercedes had at least disc brakes in the front, maybe in the back, I don't remember them though. And a 4 speed on the tree.
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found a Dodge Coronet nearby
https://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/d/tucson-1965-dodge-coronet/7421496317.html it has a v8 and an auto but the price is OK and i bet if it doesn't have front discs I could get some from the aftermarket |
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I really would like an early 70s Dart, four door. With the /6. I heard they can take a lot of boost . . .
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I like how the OP provides three cars that he is interested in, and we have several replies with totally different recommendations...focus people...focus!
Anyway to the OP, get that Benz!
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