Is my 1967 Dodge A100 Custom Sportsman considered an A B or C body? Where did that term come from?
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I have read this before but forgot the answer
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A Dodge
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A Body = Small WB, examples like Dodge Dart/Plymouth Valiant/Duster
B Body = Mid Size WB, examples like Dodge Coronet (Super Bee), Plymouth Satellite (Road Runner)
C Body = Large WB, examples like Dodge Monaco/Polara, Plymouth Fury
The A100/A108 vans were classified as a truck throughout its production and did not fall into the car classification of A/B/C body. Scott...
B Body = Mid Size WB, examples like Dodge Coronet (Super Bee), Plymouth Satellite (Road Runner)
C Body = Large WB, examples like Dodge Monaco/Polara, Plymouth Fury
The A100/A108 vans were classified as a truck throughout its production and did not fall into the car classification of A/B/C body. Scott...
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The term a b c ect =bodys came into in 1980"s classified as to different size autos! I never keep up with that =always seemed kinda stupid!! 
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Re: I have read this before but forgot the answer
by westcoastvanner Fri Oct 10, 2014 9:23 pm
Thanks for the info.
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kind of odd being the challenger/ cuda was a E body
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