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1970 Plymouth Cuda - jyrgen

Knock Out

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Great that you got your dream
Hope you enjoy the ride
love the color combo
PS, I would never drive a foreign car unless I lived in another country
 

jyrgen

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Great that you got your dream
Hope you enjoy the ride
love the color combo
PS, I would never drive a foreign car unless I lived in another country
For us Estonians, all cars are foreign :)
Estonia is a small country and only 1.3 million people live here.
We don't have our own car industry/car brand.
 

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Congratulations. Great color combination, and nice options. Please keep us posted on the progress of your project.
 

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What shock absorbers do you recommend? I would like something close to the original.
Same question about leaf springs?
I just heard Graveyard cars only uses Gabriel shocks so I assume there close to OEM but I haven't...
 

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It seems that the transmission is original. The production date is 21 Oct 1969. The car's production date is 5 November 1969.
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Don't forget SMS.

I do try to give roseville moparts my business, however SMS has an incredible selection of very difficult to find upholsteries and vinyls tops. The link above has the T5 carpet.
 

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Some months ago I ordered the new carpet from ACCMATS. The grain is very very similar. It seems that the color too. The rubber part at the driver's feet is definitely different. I add some pics about the old carpet. It is dirty and broken. The sheet metal is not so bad. I feared the worst.

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Some months ago I ordered the new carpet from ACCMATS. The grain is very very similar. It seems that the color too. The rubber part at the driver's feet is definitely different. I add some pics about the old carpet. It is dirty and broken. The sheet metal is not so bad. I feared the worst.

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Noteworthy that J.P. Stevens called it FT4.
 
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