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This car took a bit of a beating over the last 5 years. Maybe it was stored outside? That vinyl top used to be pretty nice looking. Also, it apparently has gone nowhere and kept it’s original 64k miles. For Sale - 1972 Dodge Monaco 4 Door The car is the same and you can match up the stains...

The car was sold this morning before I could talk to the seller about it. He called just to let me know, which was very nice of him. Here is the tag showing it was a 383-4 car. Someone got a very good deal.

Did anyone happen to get the phone number on this one? I saw it really early in the morning, so I did not call. There was a phone number earlier and I did not write it down. It has since now disappeared, leaving email as the only option. He may have taken the number down since he may be...

I believe this car is the same as the one sold in 2018 mentioned here. It looks like some interior work was done, and maybe some exterior. What a price difference a few years and a change of location makes! I’ll take a dozen like that at the 2018 asking.

Just so everyone knows that SRT Ghoul was an April Fool’s joke. If you look in one of the links you can even see the article was posted on 4/1/20.

I don’t think that will be the destiny just because I don’t buy it. I did hear it just sold though. I have no idea to who or what they will do with it.

The air cleaner on this got me excited but it turns out it is the 350hp version of the 440. If it was the TNT I was going to go for it. There can’t be many of those left.

Too bad this is a convertible. If it was an equivalent 2 door I would be paying much more than that asking. Actually, if it was a 4 door I would too.

Wow, I wish this car was closer to the east coast and was available for sale as a whole car. That is just about a perfect tag taking into account the color combo and options. I would have taken that yellow car from Carlisle and used it as a parts car for this one.

Nice cars. I would like to find a non-Hurst hardtop 440/375 car from either the Chrysler, Plymouth, or Dodge line. I can’t even recall seeing one for sale anytime recently.

What’s interesting is I think this is the only 440/375HP equipped C body for sale on the planet, except for the 1970 Hurst 300s of course.

Thanks for the reply. That’s disappointing since it looks pretty good, at least from that picture. I wonder if it was factory black and had any other nice options besides the superlite.

Where is that black 1969 Polara 2 door in the junkyard? It’s looks pretty good in the picture. Are there any details on it?

That car is fantastic. If I ever found one like that over here with the 440 magnum I would jump on it. Even the color is one of my favorites. It’s good to see that one still exists.

Thanks for that info! So I guess someone just put the TNT plate on there. I imagine the selection of a the HP 440 would have been a rare occurrence on a 4 door. It would be neat though.

In the picture the pie tin says TNT on it. So does this car have the HP engine (375HP 440)? Does that make this car an L code, was the engine replaced, or does it just have an incorrect pie tin on the standard 440 engine? Just wondering if anyone knows since I am not very knowledgeable on...

If your car ends up looking like that I can see why it’s a keeper and you wouldn’t sell it! It even looks like F8, which is one of the best colors in my opinion.

Thanks for the replies everyone. I do find the rarity amazing. It seems like maybe most Of the remaining cars are worthy of restoration at this point? But then I guess the aftermarket is not good and parts may not be around for use in restoration. From what I’m learning I think these cars...

Nice car! They seem to be really popular over there. Your convertible is nice too. I have noticed those seem to have survived in higher numbers, or at least are for sale more.

Please pardon the title, because I know there is really no answer. What I am wondering, since I am looking for one, is if I am chasing something that is completely unreasonable and an excercise in futility. In a few years the only ones I have seen for sale are the burgundy 383-2 car and the...