Not my car; I found it on a late-night EwTube rabbitholing run. It's at a dealership in MA; here.

These cars are the European version of the Argentine "Dodge Coronado" rebody of the '63-'66 Dart. So they're the narrower A-body, not the wider US '67-up one. Mix of A- and B-body styling; it looks like if a US '68 Dart and '68 Coronet sedan had a kid, with a little Ford around the edges (specifically, those front turn signals).

Lots to see in the pics. Factory 2bbl setup, but not with that carburetor. Looks like whoever put that Chinese carburetor just decided the air cleaner assembly wouldn't be needed and discarded it, which sucks because that's a hard part to find. Also, a US alternator (black lolwut‽) has been retrofitted. Other than that it's pretty much original, including that real nice instrument panel (speedo looks stuck). These cars could be bought with A/C, and it was of the general type shown here, with the York/Tecumseh compressor, but Mark IV was a US brand. I don't know if Barreiros, the Spanish Chrysler affiliate who built these, bought aircon systems out of the US. Seems at least a little unlikely given that they sourced so much other stuff from European suppliers. Hella made the taillights, Kinby-FAESSA made the headlamps, Jaeger made the gauges, etc.

I sure wouldn't want to get caught needing a windshield or a backglass in North America for this car.

The EwTube vid is here. Could wish the jackass salesdroid would throw his mouth in Park for a change, but if you put up with it long enough, you get to hear him say stuff like the great thing about having an old car is if you decide to sell, you always get all your money back out of it, which it sounds like he's said often enough to be able to do it without cracking up or his nose growing longer. Used-car salesmen gonna do like that.

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Thanks for posting, Dan. I like that design quite a bit. Someone really took care of that. Hmmmmm.

Lou

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