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The world is full of hazards. Walk down the wrong alley in Queens, and an air conditioner can fall out a window and turn your brains into sidewalk art. Eat a badly filleted puffer fish, and you'll be face down on the table before they serve the green tea mochi. Get out of bed in the morning, and a black mamba might sink its veins into your ankle. The potential risks are nearly limitless.

However, it's mighty unlikely that a venomous snake is chilling under your Ethan Allen platform bed. Some dangers are far too remote to worry about. Besides, there are plenty of real risks to watch out for during your everyday activities. One of the deadliest of all: parking in a lot without a car cover.

You might be thinking to yourself: well, most Chevys and Dodges in parking lots aren't draped in a Chevy car cover or a Dodge car cover. You're right. They aren't. But have you taken a close look at most Chevys and Dodges next to you in the parking lot? They're as pock marked as Charles Bukowski's cheeks - forever scarred from years of runaway shopping carts, door body-checks and fender-benders. Why? Because they left themselves exposed not only to other drivers, but also to the elements.

Most of the problems your car, truck or SUV faces in a parking lot are manmade. Not to speak ill of others, but a lot of people out there simply don't know how to respect other people's property. They don't pay attention to how wide they're opening their door, and all of a sudden you've got a jagged red line indented into your oyster white finish. It happens every minute of every day.

Now, you could either leave your car parked at home and take public transportation like a hippie, or you could take some proactive measures to defend your property. Like a mobile garage, a car cover puts up a solid line of defense between your auto and the world around you. Not only does it provide some cushion against the minor pushin' of car doors, it also blocks harsh sunlight from scorching the clear coat and giving your hood and roof a case of automotive eczema. Plus, covers stop gooey bird drizzle and sticky tree sap from leaching into your paintjob.

When you're looking around for a cover, one thing to consider is the thickness of the fabric. While a thinner material is easier to slip on and off, it won't absorb impacts as well as a thicker cover.

Don't be embarrassed to take it out, unroll it and cover yours up with it. A Dodge car cover and a Chevy car cover can really save your resale value.

Plymouth Cuda – the Muscle Car to Own

The 1970 Plymouth Cuda is a beautiful re-design of its previous models. An increased width of 5 inches allowed more powertrain options. The uncluttered and clean appearance of the this truly respected and memorable Plymouth was designed by sheet metal and styling. The smooth features of the exterior side were fenders, quarter panels with flush mounted door handles. The grill had single headlamp, two rectangular inlets with urethane coated electrometric bumpers which were optional. The Cuda looked like a pony car with the long hood and deck lid. Interior features such as high back buckets, steering wheel, smooth edges, large gauges and door panels gave a new look to the car. The 1970 Cuda was available with options like rear spoiler, rear window louvers, Hurst pistol grip shifter, Ralleye wheels, hood scoops, fog lamps, hockey stick striped quarter panels with attractive colors of TorRed, Lemon Twist, In Violet, Vitamin C and Lime Light. The Cuda 70 cars were considered as the most valuable Mopar muscle cars which were available in coupe and convertible models. There was 21,017 Cudas produced during the 1970 model year.

The 1971 Plymouth Cuda saw some changes from the 70 model which included a cheese grater grill with 4 headlights, tail lights, fin like vents on fenders. The model included billboard decals which were optional on quarter panels covering door to rear side of the Plymouth car. The engine sizes during the year were 340, 383, 440 and hemi with optional electrometric bumpers. Interior of the car was upgraded with good seats and grip with options of split buckets. With minimal styling changes, the 1971 Cuda was most sought after by the people. Coupe and convertible models were available and totally 6602 Cuda cars were produced during the year.

The Plymouth Cuda muscle car was released in 1972 with drastic changes from its previous models. During the period of the car, just like Detroit muscle cars, the Plymouth also faced issues of insurance pressures, gas shortages and emission standards. The features of the old model such as shaker scoop, shaker and big blocks were changed by small low compression blocks. The exterior Cuda had minimal changes. The single headlights of the 1972 Cuda were just like the 1970 model. Instead of using horizontal blind style which existed in the models of previous years, larg dual round unit tail lights were used in the 1972 Plymouth Cuda model. There were some minor exterior changes which included optional striping and not hockey stripe or billboard. The interior of the Cuda looked much the same as its previous models. But the advertisements of the car boasted standard bucket seats offering the users better grip and comfort compared to its previous models. The 1972 Plymouth Cuda was available in two basic options viz., 318 2bbl or hi performance 340 cid motor. The Plymouth Barracuda was available with a 4 speed including a pistol grip shifter. The 1972 Cuda came in a Coupe model. The 318 cid model had engine options of 8.8 Comp., 150 HP with standard motor whereas 340 model had engine of 8.5 Comp., and 240 HP. During the year 7828 total Cuda cars were produced much to the muscle car crowds enjoyment.

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mopar production numbers?

Where can I find mopar production numbers for a 1971 plymouth satellite? I have the fender tag information and vin number but I cannot seem to find production numbers for the satellite?

What your looking for is the RPO codes.

You need a book. or barrow one

Hot Rod and numbers
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"B" body book for satellite
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More books

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