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    Default 1964 Dodge Pheonix (Aussie Version)

    Might be given one of these for free, as long as I do t up lol its an ex variety bash car with a 318ci. Havent even seen it yet, been in storage for a bit, needs a lot of work cause of what it was used for.

    What are peoples opinions on these?
    Plans would be to paint it black and nice old school rims, bit of engine work while making it as original as possible

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    Nice, good luck with it. Don't know an awful lot about em but they nice old school cars so can't go wrong aye.

    Nah really, not a bad car.

    Probably a bit knocked about and maybe rusty though? (water crossings and stuff in bashs)
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    Yeah I recon the body is a pretty rough, but would be a shame for something old to go to waste, as Im more of a fan of older cars.

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    that bird on the front would inflict a massive amount of damage to a pedestrian. its a wonder the human race survived the 60's

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    I don't think the bird on the bonnet was standard on the Dodge, but you could buy those things and screw them on to anything.

    The Dodge would be considered a classic today and would definitely be worth restoring if you can do it, but it won't be cheap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dimsim View Post
    Good luck to ya mate.
    looks good from what I can see in google images
    Hey let us see it too.


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