Canadian built Mopars

[Demonizer71]

Anyone know of any good reference sites for info on this? Were there subtle or not so subtle differences between US and Canada bound/built Mopars? Really curious. I know in the Gm world there was a lot of differences. One peculiar thing. I have seen a 71 built for Canada Demon with the 70 Swinger style Dodge Emblem placed smack dab in middle front edge of hood rather than off to the side, is that a Canada thang?
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[JR]

The only thing I have noticed between my 73 Dart and others is this sticker on the driver side door.

And I still have no clue what that red number sticker is for.

 

[slantscamp]

i guess they mismatched valiants and darts according to the red canadian valiadart in this thread. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=49671&page=2
i have also seen darts that say valiant on the rear deck lid.

 

[340duster]

The only differences I know of are:

1) there were no a-body darts in canada before 67. They were all called valiants.
2) They made a handful of 1971 340 darts for Canada
3) I have heard rumors that in Canada there was a 1970 dart GT available. I do remeber seeing one years ago.

There are probably more than this, but all in all there are very few differences compared to GM (ie Pontiac Beaumont and Acadian). Or Mercury trucks. In fact I remember seeing way more 396 beaumonts than chevelles.

 

[65Vart]

Here is my Dart bodied Canadian Valiant. 1965 only

 

[69bronzeT5]

My Charger and my Duster are both Canadian cars. I haven't really noticed any differences between them and US cars.