4 Headlights or 2 Headlights; opinions needed.
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That's a true modern classic!You can always copy the Wagon Queen Family Truxter..............
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Too much Corvair look to quads on that Valiant.
Maybe photoshop a pair of small Cibies onto the bumper?
Maybe photoshop a pair of small Cibies onto the bumper?
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1968 Dart 270
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My vote goes for the factory 2 headlight setup. Four headlights throws off the clean look and visual balance of the front end on this car. Generally speaking Chrysler knew best and their cars look their finest as they left the factory. There are exceptions like the "beak era" cars
where you wonder "who the hell thought this was an improvement over the previous model?" ..anything done to those front ends is an improvement! Even four headlights...anyrhing that distracts from that bumper and beak is a plus.
That being said quad lights looked great on Forward Look cars,and cars that left the factory with them.
where you wonder "who the hell thought this was an improvement over the previous model?" ..anything done to those front ends is an improvement! Even four headlights...anyrhing that distracts from that bumper and beak is a plus.
That being said quad lights looked great on Forward Look cars,and cars that left the factory with them.
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1968 Dart 270
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Other's beat me to it,but I thought of the truckster too. You think you hate it now,wait til you drive it!
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1968 Dart 270
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I've always wondered if anyone has ever taken a 1970 fromt.end and put it on a 67-69 body. I never cared for the slanted rear end on the 70-1972 cars
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