1971 Chrysler Town & Country

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  1. jwdtenn

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    383 V8 and clean, but looks like no A/C.

    Huh :confused:
     

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    That's the right vintage and excellent engine choice. Are those high back seats factory?

    mike
     
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    I believe so. If you look at pics of the '71 Chrysler Corp. vehicles, quite a lot of them had this seat-back design.
     
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    It does have AC. A big plus in my book.

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    My advice to any wagon lover with $4K to spend:

    Check this one out, and, if it's rust-free, grab it! Fast!
     
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    If I had any money I would be sorely tempted. Those things are tanks.

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    "No ROT"

    Hmm...
    What do you call a rust hole on top of quarter and rust hole on lower quarter....

    Car is pretty basic.... P/S, P/B, A/C , AM radio...... And just a 383 2bbl ...........
     
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    patrick80 Wagonista!

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    The 383 2-bbl was standard on these. In 1971, high-back buckets were also the norm on these. Low-backs with headrests were not available on any Mopar in 1971.

    Looks like the normal factory A/C compressor, too.
     
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    IIRC ours had a regular bench seat and I am pretty sure that it had head rests. Ours was a 383 4bbl and could really scoot. Bet it wouldn''t be hard to make a screamer out of a 2bbl. Rust would be troubling on a unibody.

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    I love the shape from the side. Great lines!!
     

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