Re: [FWDLK] THIS car may be a flat-out BARGAIN!

[David Homstad <dhomstad@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Paul,

It was common back then for city police cars to have 4 doors, but many
Highway Patrol cars were 2 doors. I have several 1956 Dodge police car ads
shown as 2 doors, and one photo of a California HP 1956 Dodge D500 2 door. I
know here in Minnesota that the HP used 2 door Plymouths at least until
1965.

Dave Homstad
56 Dodge D500

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Subject: Re: [FWDLK] THIS car may be a flat-out BARGAIN!

eastern sierra Adj Services wrote:

> I wrote to the seller, asking if there are any "emblems" on the rear of
> the car, & could he tell me what its engine stamping number is.

> So far, nothing heard back from him.

> This puppy appears to have been a PURPOSE-built performance car!

> Wonder if it's packing a Sure Grip?

> What a sleeper!

> Neil Vedder


Humm,,  this has the long - long rams, will have to dredge up when the
short rams came out, MIGHT be right for 61!!

I would susspect that if this was factory built as a police intercepter
(stealth version) then if the short rams were available that year it
maybe should have had them??

I cannt tell if there are any drilled holes in the dash metal for
bolting anything to it.  eg, radio, mic mount.

Wouldn't a police car be a 4 door??? even if it were unmarked for this
purpose??



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Paul Holmgren
2 57 300-C's in Indy
Hoosier Corps L#6

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