posted 10-25-2004 10:00 PM         

1. Who built Chrysler's "Idea Cars" called the Chrysler d'Elegance, the DeSoto Adventurer and the Dodge Firearrow?

2. Which two V-8 powered models comprised the basic 1955 Chrysler line?

3. In 1957, what was the only sound system available in a Chrysler 300-C?

4. Which Chrysler model (and year) featured front seats that swiveled to aid entrance and exiting of the car?

5. What year was there a special model DeSoto called the Pacesetter that was the pace vehicle for the Indy 500?

6. In 1959, which model was Dodge's top model?

7. The 413 engine, first introduced in the 1959 Chrysler 300-E, found a new home in the engine compartments of the smaller, B-body 1962 Dodges and Plymouths. The engine wasn't a standard 413; it was a special performance version built strictly for drag racing. What was it called?

8. What year was the pushbutton controls last seen on Chrysler models?

9. In 1969, Plymouth and Dodge released the 390-horsepower Six Pack engines in which two specially equipped models?

10. In 1969, what option was offered on the Dodge Charger for $196.26?

11. In 1969, Plymouth offered the Road Runner in a convertible body style. How many of these were produced?

12. In 1970, all four-speed optioned Road Runners and Super Bees were equipped with what special item?

13. The leading edge of the nose was slightly lower on which car, the Plymouth Superbird or the Dodge Daytona, giving it slightly more downforce?

14. What did the "AAR" stand for on Plymouth's Cuda?

15. What did the "T/A" stand for on Dodge's Challenger?

16. In 1971, Plymouth changed the front end of the 'Cuda by adding quad headlights and a grille affectionately known as what?

17. How many Formula S Barracuda convertibles were sold in 1969?

18. In 1974, Dodge presented the only new A-body packaging with the mid-year release of a special option for the Dart Sport. It featured sytlized graphics, a fold-down rear seat, white bucket seats, and orange shag carpeting. What was this package option called?

19. What does ACR stand for on the Dodge Viper ACR?

posted 10-27-2004 10:20 PM         

ps...I have seen the '71 Cuda grille refered to in magazines as both "Gingerbread" and "Cheese Grater"....must admit, I never understood the gingerbread concept.....it does strongly resemble a cheese grater though.....

posted 10-28-2004 07:31 AM         

remember the Dart "Lite" and the "Feather Dusters" around 1976 or so, lightweight cars for better gas mileage .....also quite a rare piece these days.....

CJ....what does this book look like, and what is the name of it......there was a MOPAR book that hit the streets recently that has several of my old MOPARS in it.....Bill Holder and Phil Kunz did the foto work and writing....has a MOPAR cartoon ad on the cover.....same one ???

posted 10-28-2004 12:17 PM         

here is a link to that post and then click on the link in that post to see the book.