Super rare 1970 Plymouth Data book

1970 Plymouth Data book which has facts, features and color / trim options for all the 1970 Plymouth cars is now available (for free) to download from the E-Bodies.org Reference Library. This is one super cool book and now you can have the complete (high quality scanned) book to enjoy for yourself at no cost. So many neat options that year and some of the sweetest muscle cars ever made. Feel free to share this with anyone that has a 1970 Plymouth. They will thank you for it.'

And book mark this page as it's quickly becoming one of the best sources for E-Body information.
https://www.e-bodies.org/resources/

Here's the direct link to the full 1970 Plymouth Data Book: http://www.e-bodies.org/Resources/Data_Salesman_Color_Upholstery/1970_Plymouth_Data_Book.pdf

Have a great day my Mopar brothers!

Wow - tons of information.

Thanks

I didn't know they had factory roll bars.

Know you know why E bodies are so special...

So my original copy is now worthless, thanks!

Has been since 2017

Them it is NOT super rare...

No an neither is mine.
Anyo e remember when the member here think name was Russ, was doing the same thing?
He was contacted by Ma-Mopar and informed about a little thing called copywrite infringement.
I hope the above had written permission

Another site (of a member here) has a bunch of factory literature from many years and across platforms.
Re "roll bar". Isn't that the inner channels around the roof, doors and wind screens.
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Super Rare ??? . . . uhhh, depends who you talk to . . . I have one of those books - bought years ago. Also have same one for the 1974 model year . . .

I HAD 8 OR 9 OF THEM... GOT BIG $$$$ FOR EM.. KINDA RARE... AND VERY COOL..

That means you are lucky.
As the owner of a 1970 Plymouth, I would absolutely love to read a super rare reference book related to my classic car. This year of manufacture is especially important to me and I am sure that the reference book will contain a lot of interesting information about my car. I even tried to contact the writing service, I found https://edubirdie.com/ for this. I was provided with information about this book. But I think I could still get some new information.

Too new for me, I'm still stuck back in the '60's.

You can read the book and see every page it was scanned by Cody into his website eBodies.org