Dodge vs Plymouth A Bodys.

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What gets funny is how the early B bodies 2 and 4 doors had same floor pans? I guess in the A body, the 4 door had a longer floor pan and the rear floor area in back was longer?
BY the way Dodges are faster!
 
Cuda Al said:
In theory they should be the same, now a Barracuda fastback might be a little different than a Barracuda coupe, how do those compare to a Dart/Scamp?

Then there is the Duster/Demon

Unless we start factoring in Sedans, that should be it, those are the only four hard tops.

Alan
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While I can't bet my life on it being different from theory.
I've had both with bench seats and could tell a difference.
Maybe it's the roof.
Compare a 73 Dart to a Duster

One body style is flat and the other one is rounded .

 
And the frame rails, at least the front, will work from early A’s. Currently running 63 valiant rails on 67 fishy. And how come nobody has mentioned Al Bundy’s Dodge ? That’s a dodge duster he has right there.
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Tony's right about those narrow rear ends. BUT, they sure work nice when you fill em out with fat tires.

And oh yeah, so I guess my wife's 72 Scamp had more rear seat leg room than my 72 Duster? Hmmm... Guess I never sat back there. Fun thread.
 
67-76 cars

108- A-body
Duster
Demon
Dart sport
Barracuda FB and Coupe
Valiant 4 door and 2 door

111 A-body
Dart swinger, custom , 270, GTS , GT
Scamp
Dart 4 door
 
You are correct in 74 they did use the dart body for all a-body 4 doors. The original plymouth square back Valiants were gone after 73.
 
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