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Just saw this on YT. RIP 1977 Dodge Royal Monaco Diplomat

Found This.

In the era where real power was an afterthought and size mattered.

Not sure if the owner of this car is a member here and/or has already posted about the car but this looks like a nice solid project. As a bonus it was saved from a derby fate.

Sorry to read about your troubles. I will be following with interest. BTW nice Submariner.

If the car is solid the price sounds reasonable. 360?

WW for sure with Road Wheels. I have the Optimos on the Monaco 500 and can recommend them for reasons mentioned above. I have not observed premature wearing.

Very late to this thread. Amazing results so far. Nice to see another land yacht getting some much deserved love. Please keep us posted.

Great progress on your car. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing. Best time to hit a yard like that is after the ground freezes in December.

When the oil pan on my Monaco got bumped it loosened the pan a bit and resulted in a leak. In your case I'd also re-torque the pan bolts.

Just discovered this interesting thread. Beautiful car. Congratulations. I agree with the advice above to get your brakes sorted ASAP.

The Polara vert? As I recall pretty much what you told him. This car sadly has a similarly delusional owner but so far there's no indication he will listen to reason. Maybe this time next year.

First thanks for your thoughtful replies and please excuse my negligent followup. To answer your question I'd recommend rereading your post since IMHO each one of the points you made could be a chapter title. For example you have pointed out mistakes identified in other books. A whole chapter...

Congratulations on securing a beautiful and interesting piece of Mopar history. With the assistance of board members here you will get any little gremlins like the wipers sorted out in short order.

Good looking ride. Nice to see it has an owner that is willing to invest $ to keep it on the road. Thanks for sharing.

Nice find and interesting thread. Thanks for sharing.

Unless this is your dd any concern about gas mileage seems misplaced. I'd enjoy it for what it is. A cool old gas guzzling cruiser. My .02

Not John Ritter but at least a celebrity.

When I reinstall a steering wheel (after doing a crack repair) it usually takes 2 or 3 tries to get it back on straight. I'm surprised at the advice to start messing with the alignment.