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Not being a Mopar guy...I don't understand the yellow color in the trunk, under the hood, and on the door hinges
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The car was likely originally yellow. I am willing to bet that there is a lot of hidden and repair rot based on what I can see in the fenders, rear tail panel and around the deck lid to quarter seal area. Too bad as this really could be a nice project car unless its a mess under that paint.
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Looks like it was EL5 code Butterscotch originally. That massive gash in the firewall is...weird. Fire behind the instrument panel at some point?
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EL5 Butterscotch
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Coast car, they rust from the top down and inside out. You're right, Rick, the whole back half of this car is a mess, either from rust and/or collision. On the flip side, the undercarriage looks great... ![]()
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