But you know the '70 RR doors were the same doors as on the '69 and '70 Plymouth and Dodge B-bodies (Cornett, Belvedere, etc.,) except for the Charger with the scallops and the same goes for the '68's except for the door lock inside buttons being moved forward. And so was the glass the same. I'm sure the floor and other BIW sheet metal items were also carryovers too. But that shouldn't stop this thread

Couldn't agree more! And this is one of the issues with this site everybody gets their shorts in a bunch. Should be go to a Chevy site to see mopars? Not badmouthing anyone for posting pics of brand X cars but this is a mopar site.

70 Charger

I've been a regular here since 98 or earlier. Many times over the years non mopar subjects have been discussed. I thought posting the pic for Cab would be a nice thing to do as he has contributed A LOT to this site. I certainly did not mean to offend anyone.
Yesterday and the last two years have been a bit of a struggle (wha wha) and KK's post pushed the button. Again did not mean to offend anyone with ONE picture.
it's kind of like Sure grip, Posi, or track lok. We all know the author is trying to say yet some make a big deal about it
We are supposed to be here to help each other and enjoy ourselves

Yep same here. Don't give a rat's you know what about Chebbies that's why I'm HERE.

1962 Dart one and only year as a B-Body

So anything non mopar is off limits?

Going to go to the post your dog/cat thread and whine there?

You guys realize this is the general forum?

1963 Dodge Darts were the first year of the A body Darts, correct? I'm trying to remember the correct name of the small body 1960/1961 Dodges, they were called either Lancers or another name I can't remember now The other small body Mopar cars were made by the Chrysler division until 1962 and then became the Plymouth Valiant line, correct ?
1963 was the first year of the A body Darts and Plymouth Valiants, correct

The original Valiant was just a Valiant, no Plymouth. 1960 MY only. 61 and on was a Plymouth.

Dodge A body was originally the Lancer, 61-62. Dart in 63.

There are plenty of 1-year-only cars as far as designs; more if one considers unique parts or features.
I'm enough of a gearhead that I can appreciate other manufacturers when they do something notably cool.
As a result, I've enjoyed a couple Mustangs, 911 Porsches, Z28s, El Caminos, Tri-fives, and a GMC Dually.
One of my dailies is a Nissan Pathfinder that's been utterly bulletproof and capable.
From assembly line workers to CEOs, folks in the industry have moved from one make to another, and often accomplish cool things at different places.
I've been addicted to Mopars since childhood; but it's a bigger world than that, and a wider scope has been fun and educational.

And gets my vote as the most ugly Mopar ever produced. Sorry. But it's better than a participation award!

I love them and think they look angry as hell. probably has something to do with owning one with a worn out (loose) but strong running 361 4barrel when I was 16

What he said! Cats, dogs, GMAC leases, Corvette parts, none of these are Mopar but all are welcome in the General Section. Some of you are easily offended lately. I'll blame it on winter, but.....

i have been told i am a one year wonder...............

How about the 1960 Dodge Polara?

1967 Plymouth GTX. 1966-67 are crazy years. Parts books go from 65 back; 66-67; 68 and up.

would that also include the Dodge Phoenix ?

As stated;

69 Dodge Charger Daytona
70 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird
75 Plymouth Road Runner (only year on the Fury B-Body)

to add;

74 Plymouth Trailduster/Dodge Ramcharger with 1/2 doors (only year the door frame was part of the removeable roof)
81 Plymouth Trailduster (last year for the Plymouth version, 1st year of the new body style)
1961 DeSoto (last year for DeSoto)
1942 DeSoto (only year with hidden headlights)

JS