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Funny, my least favorite C bodies back when I was younger were these 72-73 dodge monaco/polara front ends. As I have grown in the C body world these front ends have grown to almost look the best to me. They are so different. I'll have to keep an eye out for one of these. Perhaps my...

Indeed a loaded beautiful example of the Town and Countries. The Broadcast sheet would fill in some of the other options mentioned by @Mr C Can't wait to see it and learn what else this great car has or had on it. @Mr.Miller if you have not read this yet, the broadcast sheet can be in...

I was browsing the "remember when" thread here, The good ole days LINK HERE post 1834 on page 92 posted by @3175375 and I saw this dodge station wagon that is really easy to look at. Can yal direct me to this car and it's thread if possible? What is this car? 1972 Dodge Monaco what...

Actually no. I have other interests over there too. I know of a wind row 1973 barracuda that is in some way related to all that. Still trying and will push that over the next elk hunting month.

OK. SPD determines order down the line. How many cars are produced in a days time? How far apart could vin's be on the assembly line? 100K/ entire vin spread ?

Even though the pic is a little grainy I really like the New Mexico sky behind green bean here. North West NM ?

They rode down the assembly line together. Pretty cool!

What a beautiful interior! Looks like quite the score. I don't see a dent on that big ole girl. Any rust on her? I doubt it, coming from Montana. And it's not gonna get any rust in New Mexico. Here's my trim tag on my 76 T&C. Notice not only the two trim tags with the stamped...

BS23V0B202492 The color surround on the rallye instruments is really weird. I've not seen anyone put that color on those. Oddball.

I really like that fire truck! Glad it's going to a friend. If that falls through I'd be into that one. What is the asking for the wagon, Pm me if need be.

Do you have a thread on your restoration?

Ah yes, you are correct. Is that the only newport U 71? I'm always impressed with how well you track these cars. It is much appreciated.

Does anyone think the motor would turn free? Looks doubtful, but with a hood on the car maybe. A few parts there. Are the U codes uncommon on the New Yorkers? 4 door none the less? I know I have not seen a U or T on a Newport but have seen a few new yorkers.

Since no one has answered this. If you look at the screen shot with the words on the right side you will see that this car is listed in the "Vintage police cars for sale" group. Posted by a Matthew Witmer from the zip code of 17077 Ono, Pennsylvania. If you don't do fakebook you will...

Some perp pissed himself all over the rear seat. Just replace the seat with another one from a different car.

pretty common in the mopar world, well, in the car world anyway. I ask for tags all the time while searching for the next car that I don't need. Lots of folks don't want to send pics as they think I or someone will be stealing their vin and using it somehow on my "stolen" car. haha. I'm...

Ph23T0F145403 The link does not work. Can anyone post the proper link?

It was a real one. Considered it, but can't at this time.