69 or 70 Charger, how to tell??
Posted: Fri Feb 02, 07 10:47 pm
Silly question maybe.
I have photos of a Charger shell, most likely a 69, which I need to help the owner confirm the year of, to get an age related plate. The car has no ID at all on it, so I have to go with the body style only to get it registered.
It can only be 69 or 70 due to the rear lights and marker lights, but looking at different cars, it appears 70s had two styles of lights.
Looking at pics on here, Duncs bargain has a full width type, Adrians repainted Lee has 2 seperate, Cliveys looks like the panel has a divider in the middle when the lights are off the car. My reference books and even the interchange manual don't give me a definite answer at the moment.
Is there any difference between the sheet metal and lights of a 69 and a 70? The shell looks very original, not messed with, so it hasnt had new panels, but I need to be sure before telling DVLA what is what.
I am ignoring the bits of metal that can be unbolted, doors, fenders etc to make the application watertight.
Any help much appreciated.
I have photos of a Charger shell, most likely a 69, which I need to help the owner confirm the year of, to get an age related plate. The car has no ID at all on it, so I have to go with the body style only to get it registered.
It can only be 69 or 70 due to the rear lights and marker lights, but looking at different cars, it appears 70s had two styles of lights.
Looking at pics on here, Duncs bargain has a full width type, Adrians repainted Lee has 2 seperate, Cliveys looks like the panel has a divider in the middle when the lights are off the car. My reference books and even the interchange manual don't give me a definite answer at the moment.
Is there any difference between the sheet metal and lights of a 69 and a 70? The shell looks very original, not messed with, so it hasnt had new panels, but I need to be sure before telling DVLA what is what.
I am ignoring the bits of metal that can be unbolted, doors, fenders etc to make the application watertight.
Any help much appreciated.