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Still no trim tag. Good looking ride. Seems a lot of the cool color schemes come from PA and all have ridiculous rust.

It does appear to be Y33. A thread on the car just to detail what you have done to get it running is usually a great way to start a thread. I have a few cars on here that I picked up and just got them running as a daily. I learn a lot from the locals here on any subject that I put on a thread.

Has this one been for sale for a little while?

No longer available.

https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/d/laguna-beach-1970-plymouth-440-wagon/7783392942.html Here's a rare old Mopar. Survivor with plenty of patina. Rust free and dry. Very cool special ordered car. Factory 440 car, dual snorkel air cleaner. Power windows. No roof rack, 2 rows of seats, dual...

It appears the car is gone as the ad is no longer available.

Still some parts. Surely someone could pick this thing up for 1200? Hate to see it crushed over a G.

Make photo copies and install them in every seat, every time you have one out. I have taken copies and rolled them up and shoved them into seats so there are at least 5 in any car I have ever had with a build sheet. Then laminate the original. In a non acidic clear sleeve. Thanks for...

Good observation, I had noticed that and how different it makes the car appear. I actually like some donks/box bubbles. But most are ferds and chebbys. For some reason, mopars don't look as good donked out.

And he cut the roof out of a car that doesn't appear to have needed a hole. Ridiculous.

Or is the car not yours? If not, please re link us to the ad.

@furyfred1 The fakebook link does not take me anywhere aside from a blank screen. Can you please post a picture of the trim tag that is located by the battery and radiator. Wondering what the original color is in mopar terms. I don't recall copper on the list. Autumn bronze maybe...

I can also purchase AVgas in Jerry cans here in Colorado at our small airport.

With the exception of the locks I think that car is beautiful! Anyone know what color that is? F4? It sure does shine different than the other greens I am familiar with.

That's a rare one right there. I'd be glad to rock that one!

1969 Dodge Dart GTS. M Code - $40,000 (Downtown) VIN: LS23M9 This is a true 1969 Dodge Dart GTS M Code (1 of 640) for sale that I have owned for over 30 years. The color is T5 Bronze with white interior, good clean Ky. title. It comes with the hard to find parts such as the left side engine...

There does not appear to be a trim tag on this car...

This one's M von does have the corresponding Y16 code. Can anyone confirm that the M does have a 0,zero, behind it? It appears to be.

There does not appear to be a trim tag on this car. That in itself seems pretty rare for C bodies. Interesting body and interior color combination. One dent on the rear passengers fender. Rust on the dutchmen panel, of course.

So, M VON would be a sales bank car. Correct? I see no Y code so it must be on the broadcast sheet. Not many of these cars without a vinyl top. That alone is pretty cool and seemingly rare.