Spotted - European A-bodies

[67ValSig_UK]

This is a thread for posting photos of A-bodies that you have seen round your neck of the wood.

There are no particular rules or time limits, so it can be at a car show a couple of years ago or just yesterday in the street.

 

[67ValSig_UK]

This RHD 1967 Barracuda appeared over a year ago but has not yet left the yard where it is stored, so I assume it is off-road or not running. It seems orignal (down to the interior and steering wheel) apart from the boot lid panel which looks like it is from the 1969 model.

 

[Plaschy]

This is a thread for posting photos of A-bodies that you have seen round your neck of the wood.

There are no particular rules or time limits, so it can be at a car show a couple of years ago or just yesterday in the street.

I assume pics from for sale ads is OK? I got plenty of pics of '67 Valiants for sale here in Sweden over the last decade. I also keep a register of the Swedish '67 Valiants with VIN, colour, size of engine, number of owners etc... As of today I have information of some 150 cars. And about 100 of them with pics.

I have the pictures at work though. I could start show the '67 Valiants tomorrow.

 

[67ValSig_UK]

I assume pics from for sale ads is OK?

I suppose it is more for face-to-face encounters with cars (these threads are common on "classic cars" forums). Maybe we need another one for "For Sale" ones?

I got plenty of pics of '67 Valiants for sale here in Sweden over the last decade. I also keep a register of the Swedish '67 Valiants with VIN, colour, size of engine, number of owners etc... As of today I have information of some 150 cars. And about 100 of them with pics.

I have the pictures at work though. I could start show the '67 Valiants tomorrow.

Very impressive: I think this merits better than this thread anyway: can we chat about it offline? I'll PM you later.

 

[67Dart273]

Interesting. What does the license 19F indicate, as it's a "short" number? Is that an old number, anything special, or just luck of the draw? I have no idea how plates over there "work" except that some cover up most of the bumper, LOL

 

[grassy]

Is the registry on the web ? Perhaps you could post the url.

ian.

 

[67ValSig_UK]

Interesting. What does the license 19F indicate, as it's a "short" number? ...

No, it is just that I have only partially obscured the license plate

The F suffix indicates the car was first registered in 1967.

 

[mbaird]

Wow!!! 150 abodies in Sweden ? I would not have guessed it...!

 

[Plaschy]

Wow!!! 150 abodies in Sweden ? I would not have guessed it...!

Well, actually, there's more than that. The registry I have is for 200 (give or take a few) '67 Valiants.

These numbers are a couple of years old but gives you a hint:
No Make Year
2094 Valiant and Duster 1960–1976
179 Dodge Lancer 1960–1963
1591 Dodge Dart 1960–1976

 

[Djakken]

Wow!!! 150 abodies in Sweden ? I would not have guessed it...!

The total number a-bodies in Sweden, '63 - '75, are 4 200, plus minus 100.
Darts, Swingers and Demons 1 523
Barracudas 666
Valiants and Dusters 2017
Source: moparsweden.com

 

[Mr Dart]

Here is nice Valiant from my friends photobucket gallery he spotted in a car show. Photo by mctah

 

[VINIDAY]

Hello
Vincent de France
Plymouth Duster 1973