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Ok. Will not be back to this till next week so no problem. I just need to see a pic to make sure is the same. What me a tad worried about is if a 4 door they used the same arm rests front and back. Hope not.

So this is its second rebuild my apologies, and that’s only what I’ve been informed from previous owners. It had 40,000 miles on the rebuild when I bought it and after driving it a few thousand miles I had to rebuild it again. Seems the clutch had been stripped pretty bad. I’m just saying I...

What were the events leading to three transmission rebuilds? Is the cooler or lines blocked? Clogged filter? Low fluid level? Foreign matter in the case? Hard driving? Overheating?

Forgot to tell you to get a 34 or 35 edition Hollander book. Don't get a 31 as that is a 1965 volume and will not have later parts that fit your 65.

This is a OEM 1968 to 72 Alternator Bracket For A Big Block With A/C. It is original, not a china knockoff. It is in good condition, but could use a cleanup. $10.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

If you have two of each, put the matching two on one side of the car and the other matching pair on the other side. I've done this with wheel covers a number of times, including car shows, and nobody ever notices.

This is a Pair Of OEM 1969, 1970 Headrest Bezels #2942847. They are original, not china knockoffs. They are not new, but one is in very good condition, and the other one has a couple flaws, as you can see in the pics. $10.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

Join me in welcoming @61 Dodge to FCBO.

So I am getting the car back tonight! Transmission fixed along with the breaks. Besides nuetral starting after sitting, what can I do to prevent this car from getting its 3rd transmission job in the future?

This is a OEM Big Block Heater Hose Bracket. It came off of a 1968 440 with A/C, but may also work on other years and engines with or without A/C. It is original, not a china knockoff. It is not new, but is in good used condition. $15.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

Hmmm, I was just thinking shouldn't a "Polar" Monaco come only in white? :lol:

wow, great. I bid $36 large then! Or do i wait and move on that '69 Plymouth "Yeti III" w/12 liter Hemi, 6 spd manual. :poke:

A buddy found me one of the caps I need,someone said the amc caps are similar but looking at them side by side there’s a big difference

I bought an OEM example from Murray six years ago for an eye-watering price.....a price that I was glad to pay. By OEM I mean that the base has studs and the nuts are inside the door vs. a Chrysler aftermarket/parts counter item that used Phillips head sheet metal screws.

The cap stays on. There is a passage for air to move.

It's actually 1 of 1. It's the only "Polar Monaco" ever made. :poke:

It's 1 of 842, not 212. And there are no Monaco 'verts in 1970, only Polara 'verts. So the seller is wrong on both counts. PS: early build, note the @Fratzog bumper

Hi , from Chilton, Wi, always loved the taillights on the 65, get a chance, post some pix.