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I hear ya Lou. I was wondering that too. If you're gonna dream at least dream less creepy.
This car is shweeeeeeet. Wish I fucked'im in is ride....if I was a chic back then. I think I'd be one circus ugly chic, though :(
Description: Ghia was first established way back in 1915 in Turin, Italy, and it eventually went on to become one of the world's leading coachbuilding firms. At first, Ghia created lightweight car bodies made...
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Description: It was during this time that Ghia returned to coachbuilding with clients including Ford, Volkswagen and Volvo. When Virgil Exner was designing cars at Chrysler, the two companies began working togethe...
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Put some spinner rims on it and its set!!!!! Just kidding. This thing is so nice for the time.
Description: Developed in conjunction with Dual Motors chief engineer Paul Farago, the L6.4 was powered by a Chrysler 383 cu in (6.3 liters) V8 with 335 horsepower and mated to Chrysler's three-speed automati...
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Wow, guys! Dual Ghia is the corporate name of the business set up to produce these cars, which were celebrity favorites going back to the mid-50's. Not just the L6.4! Mopar drivetrains, Ghia bodies, but these were not Chrysler or Ghia products.!
Description: Now, back to Dean's car. The famous singer actually didn't think the car was exclusive enough, so he gave Barris a call. This car was finished in black and features a glass greenhouse and Ba...
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Looks like the only thing Barris actually changed on this was the headlights. They were never a Barris trademark though.
There should be a fridge & bar in there somewhere...for Dean's best friend: Jack Daniels.
Seat belts where mandatory for the 73 or 74 model years. It depends on your state laws but if the car didn't come with them then you don't have to add.
No you dont have to add them. Cars before i think '63 (could be wrong) arent required to have them
Cars that old didnt have seat belts usually. My studebaker doesn't. You'd have to add then to be street legal
Ya nickelback is. The only band in existence right now
Carl nirvana nuf said
Lmaoooo @carl, no shit eh!
L6.4 referred to the Chrysler 383 under the hood. I was wondering why it isn't a Dual-Ghia since that was the company name starting in '61.