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Alternates to older RWD bricks ??

posted by  Andrew in AL on  Wed May 31 01:37 CST 2006
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I do know that. I will think on it a spell, and then maybe re-post this. I had just noticed that there were a number of cars that seemed to take styling cues from the 700/900 series - and some of these have garnered a good reputation for reliability. I listed a couple.

An example to me of a car that took styling cues from that series - but in no way would I consider great from a reliability perspective - would be some of the older Chrysler K series. Here is an example of what I mean about styling..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/chrysler-new-yorker_W0QQitemZ4645438132QQcategoryZ6178QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Just a thought.
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New Alternates to older RWD bricks ??
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