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$80 shipped in the US.

Still for sale, $50 shipped in the US.

Excellent condition, polished, no cracks,breaks, or scratches. have some small chips on bottom edge covered by the bezel. $100 shipped anywhere in the US or Canada.

Shipping will cost $27 USD.

$30

Nice shape, a couple of small pits, only light peppering overall, hard to see. $40 plus shipping.

That is very cool, didn't know they did any trucks in that color combo. Looks authentic to me: who would fake a paint code on a truck with a factory sticker?

I had to laugh at "low performance 350 HP 440." Really? Come on.

He had the nerve to say that it only has 45000 original miles.

He knows it isn't any better than a parts car, but he doesn't want anybody else to figure that out.

I have a fender tag for a 74 360 Dart. A steal at only 5 grand!

I have a fender tag for a 74 Dart 360. If a VIN number is worth 25,000, this is a steal at only 5 grand!

What exactly is left of the original car for a re-body? Or a conversion? Conversion to what? A rust pile? Body is completely gone, and the frame looks like it's finished too. More likely to win the lottery than restore this one.

Can't get to the home page to start a new thread; I am looking for a smallblock V8 Lean Burn distributor with the dual pickup. The one in the car right now is badly corroded. The car is an 83 Mirada.

Yeah, that is one of my favorite pictures. I found mine by accident, but it was totally a twin to a high school buddy's car.

I don't currently own any C-bodies, but one of my first cars was a 73 Monaco. It was a twin to my best friend's Monaco in high school. I still absolutely love the style of these cars.

Mopar Enthusiast Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba