This is my first post so please forgive me if the protocols are wrong. I have a 74 Swinger I bought on eBay a few years ago which is obviously a top end model. It's the only Swinger I have ever seen with cloth seats, and a fold down armrest. It appears to have lots of bells and whistles such as map lights and pinstriping on the paint. It also had an off-white vinyl top. Does anyone know what this plush model might be? I just had it painted and would like to know the correct side emblems. BTW it looks terrific with the stock MOPAR GE7 paint and the vinyl top removed!
Custom Swinger?
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MoparMike1974
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In 74 the fold down armrest on the split bench seat was pretty standard. The cloth seats are an upgrade over the standard vinyl. The pin stripe was likely added by a previous owner.
You should have a dart emblem right above and slightly left of the swinger emblems on the fenders.
You should have a dart emblem right above and slightly left of the swinger emblems on the fenders.
Alaskan_TA
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The fender tag and / or broadcast sheet will tell you several details if present?
Thanks. That's what I thought. .
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BTW I installed an old Weiand s2/p2 intake manifold with a Thermoquad 4 bbl. This manifold was specifically designed for 318's with small diameter long runners. Talk about instant throttle response! A great street driver with a stock cam. I learned a long time ago: Don't overcam or overcarb small displacement street cars. Torque is everything for daily drivers!
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