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I just spotted the car again on FB. Seems the new owner is saying he wants to swap in a Cummins with a 5 speed. Of course, this is getting a few people up in arms. IMHO, this is a hoax trying to annoy as many people as possible. I could be completely wrong, but that's what I'm seeing.

Thanks. Mine looks like your 69. It must be the cover switch or wiring. I found the speeds. Dash switch must be grounded. Still no park.

The pics clearly show a bucket seat base.

Could you show me a picture of what your US15 looks like, Craig?

I've got that ECI brake kit sitting in my room right now, the biggest reasons for me picking this kit were the fact that you can retain the original spindle, and that there are EBC bluestuffs available in the D-52 pattern; I fully intend to take my barge out to the occasional "arrive and drive"...

I think seat but i don’t remember.

There are two that look EXACTLY the same, the only difference is the pins. The Polara uses the one with the smaller pins This is the one I got for my 69 Polara and it is PERFECT NEW 1969 Dodge Dart Hood Emblem | eBay Alan

Oh you know what my car is power window. I see that you have manual window. Would it still work?

I need front passenger.

Expensive dome lamp as it was used in the 70/71 E body cars. The switched style ones are found in the Barracuda Gran Coupe and Challenger SE

Bucket? Or bench? Thanks in advance

How do you set it to open with the doors? I've been able to get it on and off but not with the front doors (was working until I changed the bulb )

yes you can have a car registered to you in bc thats uninsured. icbc handles that

That is a Windsor built Canadian Monaco 500. Sport Fury bucket seats with armrest/ buddy seat standard fare. The floor shifter/ console was optional. Well optioned car with air conditioning, tilt/ tele steering, 383 2bbl was also optional over the Poly 318. Out of 3540 Canadian Monaco 500's...

because it has bucket seats i would say its a monaco 500. you had the choice of a console shift or centre folding arm rest / buddy seat. as @MoPar~Man says, the 500s had the wide lower body trim..... nice it has the optional pass side mirror heres a site that shows canadian sales brochures...

For the mid-1960’s C-bodies, I would agree Travis. It wouldn’t look good on a B or E body though. I had a similar black and while interior on a 1969 Dodge Dart GT in the past, and it too looked good.

thats white vinyl, not leather. leather has never been an option for a monaco