Dan, if you want a car bad enough you sometimes have to make compromises.
As narrow as your expectations are, you’ll never find a car. You can’t. Even if Chrysler built one exactly like you want, the chances of it still being on the road is small. And if it is on the road, the chances of it being unmodified is close to nil.
These cars were used as everyday transportation. They were driven year round, without AC (even in the hottest climes), in the snow, ice and rain. They towed boats and bike trailers, we drove them to the track, bolted on slicks and beat the living **** out of them.
They got ate up out east because the bumbling dolts that run the show out there salt the roads. So cars back there are literally either going back to dirt or already there.
Now it’s happening out west. If I was in charge (God knows I SHOULD be) I would immediately ban the use of salt, gravel, sand, plowing or any other inclement weather road work. If you can’t drive in the snow, stay home. The **** melts pretty quick. The world won’t stop turning if the sissy’s stay home for a few days.
You have to make a change in YOUR wants or you’ll never get a car.
It’s like not dating because you can’t find Cinderella. What else did you miss because you believe in a fantasy that never existed, or if it did, it’s dead?