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Are those the cars in Puyallup?

It is a beautiful car. Hard to see them neglected like that.

Wow! Awesome find!!!!!! I've never known anyone else who would drag home cars like that! Super cool you're doing something with it.

That is the truest statetement I have ever read on this website! Lol

Thanks! I never, NEVER see these cars anymore. So I had to rescue it. It was quite an effort. This beast broke my buddy's winch getting it onto the trailer with a stuck wheel. It was a ton of fun.

Got it! Thanks for the info. My 300 was found sitting in a field for the last 32+ years. A little old lady bought it new from the dealer. Somewhere I have a picture of an old faded photo with her next to the car. It's hilarious but scary, she doesn't look like she could see over the windshield...

Hah! That's an awesome response. Got it. Don't think I want that.

Ok Got it! Thanks for explaining. So is the sure grip desirable or..? Pro's and cons? My differential is completely removed from my 300. It will be one of the first things I deal with. I'm not going to be performing quarter mile times with the 300. Just curious though.

To what does Magnum 500's refer? Is RWL a brand or style of tires? I'm new here and trying to learn the lingo. I really like these without the vinyl top and with bucket seats myself. Just starting to work on my 300 with the same configuration. Thanks for your time.

The granny tips are referring to the exhaust tips? I'm guessing here. And to what does "sure grip" refer? I'm trying to learn some of the lingo here, lol. I'm just starting to work on my '70 300. It's been a field car for the last 30 years and I don't ever get to see other examples of these...

Nice!!!! So true...

Don't get in it's way cause the driver has virtually NO visibility! lol

Super cool wagon! I think Monaco's are even rarer than the Plymouths and Chryslers. At least in my neck of the woods. You're probably going to miss it after it's gone.

So how much of a Cardinal Sin is it to build a 440 and install that instead of the original 383?

Well that's cool! Thank you. I suppose finding the hood badges are fun to find, lol. Spendy?

It's up the farm fields by Idaho. Crazy stuff in this field. Cars I'd never seen before (not in person). I'm going to start buying things from it. Some farmer just got all the cars that died around his farm from the 50's on...

So the turn indicators were an option? Seems like most of the hood have a slight rise too them like a mock dual cowl induction but very few in photos have the holes or turn indicators., or even the engine badges.

Very encouraging! lol, thanks.

Copy that. Good insight. I appreciate it. It's way less of a project than my 300. I just can't let them get destroyed in a field. Well, more than they are when I find them. I have found the tail lights, wheels, and the AC parts on other cars in this field. Huge project either way. Engine will...