Stupid cops

[mikinoz]

You find that one up at Kaoota or somewhere?

[dviflx]

You find that one up at Kaoota or somewhere?

Yup.. Sure did.

[Jace]

yeah, pretty sure it's the '74 - '76 models that had the lip on the back panel. Think they changed it on '77 onward.

That's what makes Swallowtails Swallowtails. They ended in mid '76 I believe, correct me if i'm wrong someone more knowledgeable!
They're more desirable because they're even more interesting and that tiny little bit more ol' school.

[Henri]

Yep, gotta love the little differences on swallowtails too such as the door cards.

[Jace]

I sure do, I'd love one.
Everytime I go to visit and work on something for my car, I think "please have become a 2-door Swallowtail... please have become a 2-door Swallowtail!"
Doesn't happen though.

[Stephy]

I think all the swallowtails in Tassie... Most of the ones i see around are...
I have a 2dr swallowtail (in a million bits but it's still mine)

[dviflx]

I've almost sold mine a couple times... had it for over a year now.

[JoshFair]

Mine is a half breed hahahaha i have a swallowtail hood on my 76er.. but no swallowtail rear unfortunitly.. mine is MY76 though.. and aus assembled.. hmmm its a hard one!

[Jarred]

aussie assembled cars got a mixed bunch when it came to swallowtail parts. alot of the rear panels were early 76'er but the bonnets and some other features (heature controls, interior fittings etc) lasted all through the aussie cars' production, iirc.

[JoshFair]

does that make mine even MORE rare??? hahahaha