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Subject: Open Road suspension package Author: Bearhawke in Az [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 23:42:53 12/21/02 Sat In reply to: Grainy 's message, "There is a 68 Dodge Coronet, 440 on e-bay right now. No pic, and No VIN, but the seller says it's a police car." on 21:29:23 12/21/02 Sat Dodge, at least, DID offer an option called the Open Road Suspension or Touring package on the St. Regis. I am not sure if Chrysler or Plymouth listed that feature on their R bodies as well. And, yes I have seen a few St. Regis's with that setup: the rear sway bar is a dead giveaway..........on a blatantly civilian car. It was essentially the police chassis/suspension system. Bearhawke in Az [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Thanks, both of the old cars in this string are in AZ. You need to conduct a recon mission for us. (NT) Grainy 06:20:30 12/22/02 Sun