1972 Plymouth 'Cuda AAR

	Mk: 3 Class: Coupé Origin: USA Playable and unlockable vehicle :

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Contributor: J-2

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fontheking5 2015-03-28 22:13	Not a true AAR since the AAR was only made in 1970 , and this has the 72+ taillights so.
JFK 2015-03-28 16:20	GroupB wrote Well, it wasn't some guy in the '70s who customized his personal car. It was a movie production company in 2014 who needed multiple, expendable copies of the same car for use in shots as needed, when needed. So it is a 1st option - A lot of music for just a pittance - car looks quite similar to older model and it is cheaper
GroupB 2015-03-28 15:17	Well, it wasn't some guy in the '70s who customized his personal car. It was a movie production company in 2014 who needed multiple, expendable copies of the same car for use in shots as needed, when needed.
JFK 2015-03-28 15:02	It depends when was the customisiation made. If it was in 1970s, it is a second option: My dad in early eigthies customised his Škoda to look like a newer model (only front and rear clip changed), hiding it is not a brand new car, because it is cool to have a new car. If it is today, first option is more likely. Guys want to have rare trims with big engines, but they dont have enough money to buy it. So they buy beated up newer model for 1/4 price, put new paint on it and add some accesories like stickers and spoilers to look like older model, but they dont bother with changing fronclips.
GroupB 2015-03-28 12:59	J-2 wrote Real AAR? Honestly, there's very little about the exterior that is 1970. It's either a cheap 1972-74 with shaved markers and an AAR hood, spoiler and stripe slapped on, or a far more valueable 1970 with extensive metal work to fill in the markers and graft on 1972-74 front & rear clips. Which do you think is more likely?
J-2 2015-03-28 03:35	Real AAR?

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