WL Rallye Car 1974

[RallyeMike]

I can check a box off. In all these decades I have never seen the elusive WL Rallye Charger (not the typical WH, but a WL fixed rear window hard top). I thought others might be interested. If so, check it out! Red, 4-Speed 400 AC car to boot.

https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/923169382110948?media_id=4&ref=share_attachment

[70 sublime]

Looks like the seller has a yellow 69 Charger in the garage behind the car in a couple pictures

[purple70rt]

Those don't look like fixed quarter windows.

[Nacho-RT74]

Those don't look like fixed quarter windows.

WL are fixed windows which look the same than a hardtop but glass is hold by a bracket down the upper door panels, not a regulator.

[Alaskan_TA]

GREAT example for the under-educated that call the date on the fender tag the 'build date'! 

C11 (December 11, 1973) Scheduled production Date -BUT- The Month Day Hour code on the door Mylar shows the final completion on February 25th 1974 in the 14th hour of the day, over two months after the SPD!

[RallyeMike]

Good observation on the dates. The guys at the St. Louis plant were probably scratching their heads
 for awhile on the build instructions     

Would sure like to see this one restored to stock specs.

[purple70rt]

Those don't look like fixed quarter windows.

WL are fixed windows which look the same than a hardtop but glass is hold by a bracket down the upper door panels, not a regulator.

so they look identical, just don't roll down?

[375instroke]

GREAT example for the under-educated that call the date on the fender tag the 'build date'! 

C11 (December 11, 1973) Scheduled production Date -BUT- The Month Day Hour code on the door Mylar shows the final completion on February 25th 1974 in the 14th hour of the day, over two months after the SPD!

And there will be people crying fraud when they see stuff like this, not understanding the realities of mass production, or any production, for that matter.

[Nacho-RT74]

Those don't look like fixed quarter windows.

WL are fixed windows which look the same than a hardtop but glass is hold by a bracket down the upper door panels, not a regulator.

so they look identical, just don't roll down?

Yeap