Identify this car with hood scoops?

Its a rare car usually known as "rust bucket" srry couldnt resist. :)

Looks like the one in the back of this picture.

I think it is a Dodge Coronet. Check out the various years at:

I think it's a Dodge Coronet... maybe 1970 or so.

It's appears to be either a 1968 or 1969 Dodge Coronet

JT

it appears to be a 1970 (not 68 or 69)

It's a Chrysler or Plymouth, maybe a Barracuda or perhaps a Challenger R/T

suggest you try to get the vin off it... if not take a look around / inside it .. there should be some sign of what it is...

"Trainfan1" wrote in news:4012ca8c snipped-for-privacy@news.binaries.net:

It's a Mopar B body, which was shared between Dodge and Plymouth. It could have been a Road Runner, a Coronet, a Satellite, or several other models, depending on what bumpers, hood, and tailend were installed.

This was truly a generic automobile and typical of Mopar in the day, when there was no difference at all between Dodges and Plymouths except cosmetics.

This car could have had any engine from a slant six to a 440 6 pack under the hood.

Actually, I diid more looking - that hood profile, except for the scoops, is unique to the 1970 Coronet R/T and Super Bee. (split grille) Front fenders and rear quarters also seem to match. Rear quarters could also be '69 Coronet. (if the :gills" are double scallops. The hood scoops are NOT standard Super Bee They are strangely remeniscent of a 71 Buick GS Stage 1. Actually - I just found a picture of a 1970 Coronet R/T convert with that hood - so I'd make it a '70 Coronet RT (440 or Hemi were the only engine offered in this guise) with the rear fender scoops missing.

-- It looks like a late 60's early 70's Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler, but the hood scoops don't look like factory.

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