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1960 Dodge Dart Modified for film

1960 Dodge Dart in Un uomo da rispettare, Movie, 1972 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: US

1960 Dodge Dart Modified for film

[*][*][*] Vehicle used by a character or in a car chase 

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stronghold EN

2008-05-06 02:03

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Not sure what has been decided to call this one? (dodge/ply/de soto/imperial.? all of these have been talked about elsewhere on this movie page)

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car nerd US

2008-05-06 02:55

Hmmm...it seems to be a Dodge Dart (or DeSoto Diplomat) with 1957-era Plymouth tailfins tacked on. :think:

rjluna2 US

2008-05-06 03:05

Is this some kind of "Plodge" marque?

At least it has selective yellow headlights fitted in...

58Roadmaster US

2008-05-06 04:29

Agree, Dodge Kingsway (Mayfair was for Canadian market). IMCDb page for 1960 De Soto Adventurer includes illustration of Diplomat model with Sportone paint and trim.
/vehicle_101235-De-Soto-Adventurer-1960.html

car nerd US

2008-05-06 04:34

Wasn't a Dodge Kingsway a Plymouth with a Dodge front end? The car here has a Dodge Dart front and rear with fins on top.

58Roadmaster US

2008-05-06 04:52

Fins are based on 57-58 Plymouth; roof is Dodge/Chrysler, grille is 1960 Dodge. 1959 Kingsway used 1959 Plymouth fins, so this could be custom. It would be odd if the company went backwards in sourcing parts!

I'm starting to accept the idea of it being a 118" w.b. Dart sedan: Seneca, Pioneer, or Phoenix. The rear doors on these models contain no part of the tail fin, unlike the Polara/Matador (US/Canadian market). Agree car_nerd: Tail fins here are just tacked on. 1957-58 Plymouths did not have unibody construction.

How about "1960 Dodge Dart sedan modified?"

Good site: http://www.bluelotussoft.com/1960dodge/facts.htm

Edit: @car_nerd, now I know the different Dodge and Dodge Dart grilles.



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rjluna2 US

2008-05-07 02:32

But look at the taillight design provided by the stronghold! It seems to have Dart taillights with Plymouth fin. Can anyone collaborate with this design :??:

440 Mopar CA

2008-05-07 03:56

Quote But look at the taillight design provided by the stronghold! It seems to have Dart taillights with Plymouth fin. Can anyone collaborate with this design


It's a 1960 Dodge with fake tail fins and side trim added on to look more like the '58 Plymouth used in the rest of chase. I suppose they did it because they did not want to beat up the Plymouth so bad...

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XFJaguar US

2008-08-04 01:43

its either a 1960 or 61 Dodge Polara sedan with, yes, plymouth tailfins.

rjluna2 US

2009-11-22 18:37

France required selective yellow headlights from 1936 to 1993 as described at Link to "en.wikipedia.org" .

electra225 IT

2009-12-19 17:59

1960 Dodge Dart with customized rear fins.

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