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Awesome car!! Love those color's! @jj77 What type of vinyl roof is that? What code?

The 69 manual is the correct one, I have found minor errors but generally they are correct. Show a copy of the page and highlight the area you are looking at. Alan

Interesting, but... Would make a good picture in the dictionary under the definition of "not pretty". Also needs maybe two extra heavy duty leaves on the rear springs. There's a reason they usually put those things on trucks!

1969 Chrysler 300 taillight lens wanted. just need one lens. A good used one will do. It's for a wall hanger. Thanks. Will.

Thanks. All the pictures I found showed the 9.25 cover was flat top and bottom while mine is only flat on the bottom. Must be a certain years thing.

The pictured axle is a 9-1/4" axle. It is a late build 1976 or 1977 and later car axle, if the cover is original to the unit.

@bewaba Indeed a good purchase. That is a beautiful car. Can't wait to follow along with you as you get the car back together. Will you be posting a restoration thread for us to join in with you? Below is the link for further conversations about your awesome ride! CE23N0C270563

This is from my 1966 Fury. I'm pretty sure it's original to the car. It doesn't articulate. And I never knew it had "383" on the backside, thanks Vaanth!

Does anyone know which fsm I should use on my 69 300 that was made Nov 68? I have the 69 manual but I've pulled apart most of the wiring harness and the wires don't seem to match. I started to trace and repair no backup lights. The 69 fsm shows the black and black w stripe from the trans to the...

No I haven't. I found an Arizona State University Campus Police Facebook page so I messaged them to see if they could give me any information but haven't heard back yet.

A giant, engine‑less barge rolling down from icy, one‑mile‑high Montana to bask under San Diego palm trees - expect the engine in and running by January - fingers crossed.

Knock 4k off that price tag and he'll be in the wheel house of price. Hate to see those stub frame mounts in that thing being a Michigan car

Oh yea the RT Monny I'd be snagging on that baby. Price is high for no drive train. reminds me of my old AAR Monaco I had in 84. If it was close I would be obligated to try to drag it home. I'd call it Skullet.

There is one of those near me that has been added on to, and is now the Ice Cream Island. Freezer space added inside, walk up with outdoor seating on one side, drive up on the other.

Have you found any evidence of radio or light (other than the spotlight) mounts or wiring?

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This differential was in the trunk of my 73 Polara Police car. It has the Mopar 5x4.5 bolt pattern but I don't know what it is. Anybody?

i knew it was wrong when i did it

That's because there isn't. There also is no "sport" Monaco. That's why "there's very limited information on this body style." Looking at the pictures hurt my eyes, reading the message made me chuckle, so it evens out. I'm going to Google 1972 Dodge Monaco sport R/T in a week to see if the ai...

Wooowww, thats 10 times night and day different. It looks like an actual car again, nice work and you HAVE been busy!