67 monaco ragtop mark
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Our old girl, I have all the chrome trim… but no clips to hold any of it on
Suggestions?
Suggestions?
Our 67 ragtop
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SIPLOWGUY
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I have found they have a good selection of clips and fasteners.
SIPLOWGUY
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im assuming its a monaco 500 and you are looking for clips for the wide lower body trim ?
there's a couple of us here in victoria with c bodies..........
you can also try R/T Specialties - Mopar Fasteners, Clips & Hardware
there's a couple of us here in victoria with c bodies..........
you can also try R/T Specialties - Mopar Fasteners, Clips & Hardware
My three 67 Polaras
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So I don't think that Monaco convertibles were made in the USA, therefore that must be a Canadian built car, and I don't know 100% if yours is configured to be like a std USA Monaco or a Monaco 500 in terms of moldings. I do see a V8 emblem; which might indicate Monaco 500. I can't see if there are studs for moldings in the belt line above the door handles (regular Monaco has these; whereas a Monaco 500 does not have the upper trim). I only have access to the parts book for a USA built car.
If this is like a USA Monaco 500 2 door hardtop molding wise:
Fender (lower) Retainer: 2 qty 6002 352 Retainer: 2 qty 6002 292
Door (lower): Retainer 12 qty 6001 642 Retainer: 2 qty 6001 675
Rear quarter (lower): Retainer 6 qty 6002 341
If this is like a USA Monaco 500 2 door hardtop molding wise:
Fender (lower) Retainer: 2 qty 6002 352 Retainer: 2 qty 6002 292
Door (lower): Retainer 12 qty 6001 642 Retainer: 2 qty 6001 675
Rear quarter (lower): Retainer 6 qty 6002 341
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I don't see any holes for the narrow belt-line trim. So either they were filled in or the car never had that trim. I'd like to see which style tail lights the car has. The front grill has a Polara-style center grill, which is common for all Canadian Monaco's - except possibly for Monaco 500. Car has a conole with bucket seats so that would point to it being a 500.
Can you post a pic of the fender tag? Have you ever looked for the build sheet?
Is there any solid info as to when a Canadian '67 Monaco (built in Canada for sale in Canada) came with correct Monaco front grill and tail lights? Like what option package or combination of packages?
Are there any holes anywhere on the sides of the car for the trim? (There should be some). I made my own retainers for the belt-line trim.
Can you post a pic of the fender tag? Have you ever looked for the build sheet?
Is there any solid info as to when a Canadian '67 Monaco (built in Canada for sale in Canada) came with correct Monaco front grill and tail lights? Like what option package or combination of packages?
Are there any holes anywhere on the sides of the car for the trim? (There should be some). I made my own retainers for the belt-line trim.
Is this the car? It has what must be an incorrect configuration - Polara front grill with Monaco tail lights. Nothing wrong with that, but just FYI.
383 2-bbl. Was originally painted black. W6 (remind me - that is made in Canada? Or made in Canada for US export?)
383 2-bbl. Was originally painted black. W6 (remind me - that is made in Canada? Or made in Canada for US export?)
1967 Dodge Monaco Convertible $20k CAD / $14.5k USD Winnipeg Manitoba
For sale: 67 Dodge Monaco 500 Convertible.
Automatic windows, top
Mechanic inspection and maintenance this summer
www.kijiji.ca
(absolutely useless discription, no picks under the hood, posted by "Brittany")
For sale: 67 Dodge Monaco 500 Convertible.
Automatic windows, top
Mechanic inspection and maintenance this summer
67 Dodge Monaco 500 Convertible | Classic Cars | Winnipeg | Kijiji
For sale: 67 Dodge Monaco 500 Convertible. Automatic windows, top Mechanic inspection and maintenance this summer
www.kijiji.ca
(absolutely useless discription, no picks under the hood, posted by "Brittany")
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I know nothing of Monaco's so I'll leave that to others. You could try Mt. G's for clips. They have a pdf downloadable catalog that prints actual size. Very helpful.
Mr. G's Enterprises - Auto Fasteners
Mr. G's Enterprises - Auto Fasteners
RemCharger
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W6 is made for canadian consumption. I'd assume it was built in Windsor, and should have the made in Canada tag in the door jamb. I'd also " assume" it's a 500 with the console.Is this the car? It has what must be an incorrect configuration - Polara front grill with Monaco tail lights. Nothing wrong with that, but just FYI.
383 2-bbl. Was originally painted black. W6 (remind me - that is made in Canada? Or made in Canada for US export?)
1967 Dodge Monaco Convertible $20k CAD / $14.5k USD Winnipeg Manitoba
For sale: 67 Dodge Monaco 500 Convertible.
Automatic windows, top
Mechanic inspection and maintenance this summer
67 Dodge Monaco 500 Convertible | Classic Cars | Winnipeg | Kijiji
For sale: 67 Dodge Monaco 500 Convertible. Automatic windows, top Mechanic inspection and maintenance this summer
(absolutely useless discription, no picks under the hood, posted by "Brittany")
heres a canadian 67 dodge sales brochure
1967 Dodge Full Size Brochure
A free gallery of old car brochures from 1903 to 1987.
oldcarbrochures.com
67 monaco ragtop mark
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Yes,that’s our car. My wife’s family was thinking of selling it originally but then decided they wanted it to stay in the family.
I’m the only gearhead so they gave it to us to put it back on the road.
The family will be able to use it when they visit
67 monaco ragtop mark
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Marco, I would love to talk to you about what trim goes where. The car came with a trunk full of trim, 3 different grills…
67 monaco ragtop mark
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Mopar Man, everything that I find says 383 was painted god awful green in 67…
The car came with several grills… I assume the old guy used this one because it was the best one. Since he isn’t around to ask…
The car came with several grills… I assume the old guy used this one because it was the best one. Since he isn’t around to ask…
RemCharger
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" god awful green"
are you talking about the coveted mopar turquoise? For real?
are you talking about the coveted mopar turquoise? For real?
67 monaco ragtop mark
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Of all the colours I would choose to paint an engine… mopar turquoise is pretty low on my list.
But that’s the colour the rebuilder painted it. I’m assuming its correct.
Its getting a 4bbl intake and carb from a 69…
RemCharger
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sask67ragtop
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I have the same grill but different taillights on my Windsor build Monaco. It’s not a 500.
If it was me, if the hole for that upper side molding were not filled in, I'd put a white pin stripe (as on USA Chrysler 300s) in place of that upper side molding. If the holes are still open, proceed with reinstalling it.
Nice car!
CBODY67
Nice car!
CBODY67
You have Polara tail lights. The Monaco 500 had "MONACO" spelled out on the back, and it had the short piece of trim under the letters. Regular Canadian Monaco's, and all US/Canadian Polara's, had DODGE letters on the trunk, and no short piece of trim.
I highly doubt that your tail lights are the original lights for your car. If your front grill does not have a horizontal bar in the center, then it's a Polara center.
UNLESS - all convertibles had MONACO spelled out on the back, regardless if the car was a 500 or not?
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