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Stunning thing.
I don't normally go for GM pickups before 1973 but that's a particularly cherry example. '67-8 sloped hood helps, as do the GMC quad headlights. 396 is kinda nice but the big V6 they had in these would be neat to have.
Edit: Looks like the V6 only came in commercial trucks at this point. Light duty pickups were basically Chevys with different grille assemblies and badges.
I don't normally go for GM pickups before 1973 but that's a particularly cherry example. '67-8 sloped hood helps, as do the GMC quad headlights. 396 is kinda nice but the big V6 they had in these would be neat to have.
Edit: Looks like the V6 only came in commercial trucks at this point. Light duty pickups were basically Chevys with different grille assemblies and badges.
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I do like them, but they're a bizarre confluence of styling features. They got a "sporty" grille shell with horizontal slats, foreshadowing the following year's Magnum, but the period posh opera roof was extended a couple inches over the standard Charger and split horizontally with that trim piece added. Chrysler didn't even offer that for the Cordoba.
And here's the Charger SE's grille, which I think is better suited to the opera roof.
The Midnight Edition's grille slats would have been appropriate for the Daytona trim, the only one that had a big block option.
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