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I love '65 Monaco's. Nice car and welcome to the group.

My two 65's

I recently picked up this low km 2015 Chrysler 200c. 3.6 AWD. So far I love this car, comfortable and powerful, lots of fun to drive.

No fender tag on the car, but here is the VIN.

They have the car listed as a 1970, in case they try to tell your brother in-law they don't have one. It is most definitely a '65. It can be seen at 28:30 in this video:

There is a '65 Monaco at I Pull U Pull in Edmonton. They offer part removal service, but I'm not sure about shipping.

Welcome to the group. I love '68 Polara tail lights!

The Sutherland boys are my kind of car people. They appreciate the obscure.

I had "The Steering Wheel Guy" from Edmonton, Alberta do mine. $1400 cdn. He filled all the cracks with resin. Covered with carbon fibre. Sanded, and painted. The picture doesn't do it justice, it glows.

I'm going. I'll have both the Polara and the GLHS there.

Not even the great Tom Cotter can get the "Polara" name right!

Beautiful!

Great information Eureka, thank you for sharing.

I'm looking for some help decoding what little information is available on my Canadian 1965 Polara data plate. Some of this information was provided to me in the past, but unfortunately I can't remember all of it, and can't find the information now. Here's what I think I know... Does the VIN...

My '65 has the same key for doors and ignition. A separate one for the trunk, and a third key for the glove box. The original owner restored the car in the early 2000's, so he might have changed it at that time, but I doubt it.

I love the island, can't wait to be able to go back and visit again. That's a really nice congregation of fuselage C's!

My parents grew up in the 'hat, so I spent a lot of time there in my younger days. I really like it there, but have heard crime / drug problem has gotten bad lately (but that applies to every city). I'm not too far away in Calgary, and would be willing to make the drive south for a car show if...

THIS! So many turbo mopars have been lost because of this rubber fuel line failing. OP, so glad you saved your Daytona. Nice car!

Beautiful!

I've moved two cars the other way (US to Canada). The first time I used a broker, the second time I did it all myself. I agree that with the current situation, going through a broker would be best thing to do right now. There's no idea how long the buyer will have to wait for the border to...