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Location: Mid Michigan | VIN tag for possible golden lancer per neil request and picture of door panel, dash, and seat
If you cant tell what the plate numbers are just ask. |
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Location: bishop, ca | Well, congratulations----"816" translates to Coronet V/8 2-dr HT; the Paint code is confusing, as it 'should' be "077",
not "9[??]77"--the "077" was used on the Custom Royal and the Royal 'Goldens'; yours is the second Coronet Golden
Lancer I've seen (with it having "077" PNT coding, too), but, the other one had the common interior Trim code "531", which is "black-and-white".
Your interior is coded "528", which also is a very common Coronet coding, but I'd never seen an image of it before, so I guess that I'll call it black, with red/white 'blocks' all-cloth.
That looks like a signal-seeking radio, too, with a rear speaker fader-knob!
The car was 'scheduled' to be built on or around 4/21/56.
As part of its restoration, AG Back East can replicate the P/T plate, from what's-left of your plate.
THIS is the car that I'd restore!
Edited by d500neil 2009-10-28 7:41 PM
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Location: DFW, TX | This is the car that you got for parts, that had the CRL headlight buckets but standard Coronet trim? |
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Location: Mid Michigan | This is the car that I got for a parts car that my wife bought for me. This car is very rough.. it might look to be in decent shape, but somebody has already applied galvanized patch panels.. haha.
There is no trunk pan, wheel wells are shot, and it always seems that the ones that are worth the most are in the worst condition.. haha. |
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Location: DFW, TX | Yes, but it's worth it- 
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Location: bishop, ca | WayneStill-Out-There is fond of pointing out the difference between the DOD/PLY Motor Wheel (NOT "Kelsey Hayes"!)
brand wire wheels, and the CHY/IMP[?] wheels, by confirming that the latter have wire wheels configured like this CRL
has on it, with the 'short' spokes, which terminate on the backside of the rims, as shown.
The DOD/PLY wire wheels have the 'long' spokes on them, which extend down to the outer wheel lip area.
Philip, the Golden Lancer may be in rough condition, but it is, also, very desirable, after it is restored.
I wouldn't suggest using THIS car as a parts car. Consider yourself luck to have it, and maybe sell it to someone
(read: European) who will be able to restore it, along with its signal-seeking radio!
Edited by d500neil 2009-10-29 8:25 PM
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Location: Mid Michigan | Yes this car does have a rear speaker .
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| Would like to see more pictures exterior shots if possible Thanks |
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Location: Mid Michigan | I'll get some pic after work and post them. |
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Location: Mid Michigan | Here are the pictures you asked for; if you want any more let me know and I will gladly get them for you. Oh, and I see you are a new user, welcome aboard!
Edited by coronetx2 2009-11-12 5:57 PM
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| Looks alot like car I just got. Would like to talk to you about car. You can reach me at sandpshelton@comcast.net .Send me a number and I'll call if you don't mind Thanks |
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56 dodge golden lancer??
