I'll trade you my ____ for your Dodge

I've seen and been told C-body letter cars are a step up from that. But those cars scare me. The performance and body detail required to maintain must be an expensive concern. Let alone any attempt to restore one of them.
The letter cars are no different than any other C body in terms of construction. A Newport before a 300 isn't any less well made. The power is no different than B bodies, with the obvious exception of a Hemi. The big barges do float down the road nicely, I can attest to that. The biggest challenge is finding good sheet metal or trim pieces. We don't have the luxury of aftermarket support. I learned it's easier to get an entire parts car for a few pieces rather than find the pieces. Selling off the leftovers I don't need gets me some money back in my pocket. But we fall into the trap of a parts car becoming another road worthy car after we deem it too nice to cut up, that's how we end up with a fleet of C bodies. :BangHead: