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'70 B-Body Burnt Orange Interior
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06/22/13 10:49 AM
06/22/13 10:49 AM
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Posts: 531 Charlotte, NC
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For a Superbee with the Burnt Orange interior and a bench seat.
Carpet is the Burnt Orange color or black? Seat belts, same question.
Are there medallions on the bench seats for a '70? Also, is the headrest on a '70 bench the formed one with the chrome strip that wraps around it or is it the boxy looking one like on a 68 - 69?
'69 Hemi Charger 500, ‘70 U code Challenger R/T (These and a bunch others at www.dkowal426.com) P.J. O'Rouke: "The old car ran perfectly, right up until it didn't."
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Re: '70 B-Body Burnt Orange Interior
[Re: DAYCLONA]
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06/22/13 02:33 PM
06/22/13 02:33 PM
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DAYCLONA
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Re: '70 B-Body Burnt Orange Interior
[Re: DAYCLONA]
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06/24/13 01:13 PM
06/24/13 01:13 PM
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Posts: 600 Vicksburg, MI
coffeeman383
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Hmmmm,...the carpet dilemma, rule of thumb on this subject is: Black if it's a 4spd car, Burnt Orange if an Auto,....but Chrysler was known to skip rules
I agree. I've been following this for years. There is documentation that says the carpet should be the same as the dash color and another document that says it should be black for a 4-speed. It appears that the black for 4-speed is mainly for burnt orange or tan interiors. I've never seen any documentation that relates to why. My 70 RR 4-speed has black carpet. Nothing on the build sheet says why.
Here's your bee!
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Re: '70 B-Body Burnt Orange Interior
[Re: UP FM3challenger]
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06/24/13 02:03 PM
06/24/13 02:03 PM
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Posts: 773 Crofton, Ky.
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My Burnt orange/white interior 4 speed GTX has burnt orange dash, carpet,console, and headliner. White seats and door panels.
1957 Dodge truck, Snakeskin Green with a little stroker motor. 1964 Plymouth Savoy wagon ( my new project)
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