1967 Plymouth Fury III My Birth Year...
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Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler Historical Photo Archive
Drop your photo's of vintage Dodge, Plymouth and Chrysler vehicles into this section. Auto Show photo's, vintage drag racing shots and vintage photo's on the street are welcome in this section. No new era models after 1979 please! Click on the thumbnails below to open up the photos in full sized views on your device.
I'll start it off with some very early history in the Dodge Challenger line-up...
In 1969 the Dodge Challenger was officially introduced to the public. To enhance the introduction at the countries major auto shows, they grabbed the first Challenger produced off the assembly line in Hamtramck, MI and used it as a base for a Concept/Show Car named the Yellow Jacket. This particular car was a specially built triple-black, 4.10 axle ratio equipped four-speed Hemi Challenger that packed the full options list available at the time. The photo's below show this exact car in the promotional photo's taken at the time.
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I'll start it off with some very early history in the Dodge Challenger line-up...
In 1969 the Dodge Challenger was officially introduced to the public. To enhance the introduction at the countries major auto shows, they grabbed the first Challenger produced off the assembly line in Hamtramck, MI and used it as a base for a Concept/Show Car named the Yellow Jacket. This particular car was a specially built triple-black, 4.10 axle ratio equipped four-speed Hemi Challenger that packed the full options list available at the time. The photo's below show this exact car in the promotional photo's taken at the time.
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Good catch!
That's a REV-N-NATOR aftermarket ignition system component by R/T Garage. Not sure if they're in business anymore but that was quite popular back about 10 years of so. Guess it really upgraded driveablity, power and it even had a built-in rev limiter.
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I believe you're right...that does look like the eBay auction item you pasted in the link to. I stand corrected!Mopar Performance Orange Box Electronic Ignition Module 4120505, Wiring Harness | eBay
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This is a Rev-N-Ater and it is different when looking at the close-up view below...
Nope, I had a 70 Charger RT in F8 Green with a black vinyl top and black tail stripe...I wish I had pic's of that, but wasn't into cameras at that time. Only burning tires...
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