Question about latest Graveyard Carz episode - "W-O-M-A-N"

[KZ]

Not sure how many of you saw the most recent episode of Graveyard Carz (GZ)  but I had one comment and one question. Maybe Mr. W-O-M-A-N is out there somewhere in our forum and could comment?

Comment: As much as I hate to agree with Daren "Hey Buddy" Kirkpatrick about ANYTHING, he was right in asking why did Mark choose a Chevy van for a full body wrap when GZ is about restoring old Mopars? Wasn't there a Chrysler minivan around anywhere?

Question: On the Crazy Plum Purple, '70 Challenger with sunroof, I think I saw belt moldings, i.e. chrome trim on the driver side of the car. To be fair, I am not sure if this Challenger is being restored to original condition or not, but I thought belt moldings were only on SE vehicles and that is one of the items that made them "Special".

[73Chally]

On the van, Mark's father-in-law bought it new in 1996 and gave it to him a few years ago as a shop van. 

This is from the Graveyard Carz Facebook page:

Graveyard Carz
To clear the air: Anyone who takes the time to research Graveyard Carz and The Division Productions knows that I started this dream with a lot of heart but not much money. I am proud of the fact that I, along with all of the Ghouls and the entire team at Division productions have managed to make a show that can compete on national television with what we have... We are of humble means and work hard. My father in law gave us this van a couple of years ago to help us out. He bought it new in 1996 and used it daily in his drywall business until he retired. It's a great old rig. 1 ton, extended, low miles and free. We use it every day here and we are happy to have her. In a perfect world we would buy a nice late model Dodge Van or a Sprinter, but for now our limited resources are best used making one great Graveyard Carz episode at a time. I just thought you should know. ~Mark

On the Challenger, I can't say for sure but they pretty much only do factory correct restorations, so I assume (yes, ASS U ME) that it came with them.  Remember, back then you could get pretty much any combination of parts and trim that you wanted.

[Rare_T_A]

I have a friend who has a 70 R/T convert that has all the SE moldings even the tail light pannel. He is the second owner and bought it from the first owner in 72.

[anlauto]

The belt moldings are optional on all 70-71 Challengers.

I don't watch the show, so I can't comment...

[js27]

I also have a 70 R/T Conv. It has a lot of SE options. It has the leather S/E Seats. The chrome wide molding on top of the 1/4 by the rear windows. It also had the bottom of the doors with carpet and reflectors and the 3 piece stainless trim for the back of the fenders and hood. Also it is a Hemi Orange with the T5 tan interior. It is all Legit according to the broadcast sheet and Galen.
JS27