Mopar A, B and E Platforms
If you have ever wondered which platform is yours well here is the answers to all your questions.
Mopar B-Body 1962-74 2-Door |
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The front-line soldiers for both Dodge and Plymouth during the muscle car wars were often B-Bodies. Back in the day whenever you heard the unmistakable rumble of a big-block Mopar engine on the road, there was a very good chance it would be a Charger, Roadrunner, Super Bee, GTX or Coronet RT. Today muscle car enthusiasts worship these special cars(as you often see reflected in prices on the auction block!), but for many years it has been tough to find good quality body parts. |
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Mopar E-Body 1970-74 |
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In 1970, the whole world of car enthusiasts held their breath in anticipation of the all new E-Body Mopar. |
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Mopar A-Body 67-76 2-Door |
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With light weight bodies and hot motors, A-Body Dodge and Plymouth muscle cars quickly became favorites with muscle car lovers. The 273, 318, 340 and 360 engines are the stuff of legend today, and Chrysler's unique slant-six has to be the unchallenged king of all inline six cylinder engines. Add these great engines to stylish body designs, low initial purchase price, and available factory graphics and it's easy to see why these A-Body cars were so popular. Today you can finally get top quality Chrysler-licensed reproduction body panels for your Dodge or Plymouth A-Body. |
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