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• C body
  ...often misclassified, 1964 and earlier full-size [[Chrysler]] products, and 1973 and earlier [[Imperial]]s are not C-bodies. For 1979, the C-Body was replac *1965-1973 Dodge [[Polara]]
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• A-body
  * Dodge [[Dart Sport]] 1973-1974 *1967-1973 Plymouth Valiant
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• Isolator Front Suspension
  ...ride. This suspension system appeared on [[Chrysler Corporation]] cars in 1973.
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• Late B Body
  The Late B's were not very popular, as the [[Arab Oil Embargo]] of 1973 had pushed Americans into buying smaller cars with smaller engines from Jap
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• Satellite
  ...e engine made a [[net-rated horsepower|net-rated]] 110 horsepower and from 1973 to 1974, the net-rated horsepower was 105. Popular options included two-ba === 1973 ===
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• Dodge Dart Demon
  When is a Dart not a Dart? In 1971 & 1972 when it;s called a Demon. in. 1973, it returns as a [[Dart Sport]]. ...e Demon. Southern Baptist screamed over the less than Holy name -- and for 1973 to 1976 the car lost its distinctive tail lights and was called the Dart Sp
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• Barracuda
  * 1973, 193 inches === 1973 ===
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• Duster
  [[Image:73duster.jpg|thumb|350px|1973 Plymouth Duster]] === 1973 ===
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• Ronnie Sox
  ...change allowing the [[clutchless]] [[Lenco]] [[transmission]] was made in 1973, Ronnie Sox was virtually the only driver to lose ground (.04 seconds), thu
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• Roadrunner
  === 1973 === [[Image:73RR.jpg|thumb|1973 Plymouth Road Runner]]
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• New Yorker
  === 1970-1973 C-Body Fuselage ===
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• Dodge Coronet
  *1973 Dodge Charger, Plymouth Satellite *1973
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• Mr. Norm Krause
  ...mpering on used cars, made it vulnerable when the performance era ended in 1973 and the dealership closed its doors in 1975.
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• Super Bee
  ==== '''1973 Mexican Super Bee''' ==== ** 318 in LA V8 (1970-1973
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• Virgil Exner
  *DOD: December 23, 1973 Virgil Exner died on December 22, 1973. He was just 64 years old.
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• Buddy Baker
  ...s (1975 twice), 1976, and 1980). Charlotte four times (1967,1968,1972, and 1973), Darlington twice (1970 and 1971), and Daytona twice (1980 and 1983). Bud
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• Javelin
  [[Image:1973 AMC Javelin AMX Pierre Cardin .jpg|thumb|350px|1973 Pierre Cardin Javelin]] ...133,146 Gremlins. Javelin was the lowest-selling car in the AMC lineup in 1973; and the news in 1974 was worse, with just 17,555 sales.
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• Tom McEwen
  ...n 1973. McEwen and Prudhomme dissolved their partnership at the end of the 1973 season.
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• Dodge Challenger
  [[Image:Dodge challenger ad 73.jpg|thumb|300px|1973 Challenger]] * H: 340 cu in (5.6 L) LA V8: 275 bhp (205 kW) 1970-1973
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• Dodge Dart
  ...chfork logo. The high-performance models thus became [[Dart Sport 340]] in 1973, and [[Dart Sport 360]] for 1974 when the 360 cid (5.9 L) replaced the 340 * 340 cid / 240 hp -1972 ( Demon ) & 1973 ( dodge Dart Sport )
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• Dick Landy
  * Was World Points Champion in [[AHRA]] in 1973
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• Valiant Pacer
  The Pacer model was dropped with the introduction of the VJ series in 1973.
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• Dodge Polara
  ...iate status. In its various forms, the Polara name was used by Dodge until 1973, when its position in Dodge's line-up was replaced by the Dodge [[Monaco]].
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• Billy 'the kid' Stepp
  *1 In a 1973 Dayton Daily News sports story, “It is evident that Billy has a sense of
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• Mitsubishi
  ...cles directly. Annual production had by now grown from 500,000 vehicles in 1973 to 965,000 in 1978, when Chrysler began selling the Galant as the Dodge [[C
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• Jeep
  * 1973 [[J-Trucks]], [[Quadra-Trac 4WD Option]], [[CJ-5 Renegade]]
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• Plymouth
  ...Ford competitors weren’t. The muscle car era ended with the Oil Embargo of 1973, and the gasoline shortages that followed.
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• Richard Petty
  ...-10 finishes, including 25 top-5 finishes and 8 victories. On February 18, 1973, in a driver'€™s duel, Petty outlasted Baker to win his fourth Daytona 50
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• Swamp Rat
  ...fourth member July 7, 1973, in Portland, Ore., and, when equipped in late 1973 with a new aluminum [[Milodon]] block (a 125-pound weight savings), broke b
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• Dodge
  ...of safety. Cars got bigger and bigger until the first Oil Embargo in late 1973. While Americans started to trade in their Vista Cruisers for Corollas -- m
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• Engine
  ...te in 1971, was made standard equipment on all engines including the RG in 1973. ...ened exhaust valve seats and upgraded exhaust valves were made standard in 1973 to withstand prolonged operation on no-lead fuel.
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