Im asking 4500 for this car it has rust starting in spare well, it has rust hole in trunk in the round area under lockable storage area and a hole by passenger floor near door. Car is in New Jersey. This car is so untouched i didnt even get to the back door area from inside yet i looked underneath the car and it is very solid for a shore car. Frame rails are solid and 90 percent of flooring is solid. Ill have to post a you tube video tomorrow and leave a link so you can see. Someone in 2007 did 440 heads and new starter, water pump and fuel pump and distributor is all new parts in it. All i did was bring it home do a voltage regulator, ballast resistor, fix a couple wires to battery and run fuel line to gas can 1 gallon behind grill and it fired right up. Oil is spotless and i used super 92 unleaded. No smoke runs superb. Still has original radiator in it with small leak. Mossing fan shroud but might be in trunk. I removed inner tailgate tail lights ti find out rear door is rust free inside. I clean out muck and leaves and checked wiring inside door and its beautiful. Back window doesn't go down its electric but i popped door with finger inside tailight area and tailgate popped open like new no sag at all. The rust i found other than surface on car here or there was in truck storage area where second spare would go and quarter panel right side in side starting to come through where original spare would go. With out 3rd row option it has 2 spots for spares.gas tank is in left quarter panel. I didnt get a chance to do much other thsn inspect snd clean out front and back seat area and found broadcast sheet under driver bench seat under the area where drivers butt would be and if it were high mileage that paper would have be destroyed but is intact. Normal oxidation rust color in small area here or there but solid. Only rust outside the car is by left quarter panel at bottom just starting. Driver side floor has pin holes starting. Over all car is in amazing shape and with some service it can be driven it runs that good. I have a whole story i could give in words but a video would be better. The other thing is i CANNOT find this car ANYWHERE! POLARAS YES MONACO 70 FLEET WAGONS MOSTLY SOLID? HELL NO. Even the steering gear and box are tight....this is a project vehicle but one that is no over the hill...transmission goes into all gear but nothing happens in reverse or drive...guess is sat so long. All linkage works perfect and untouched underhood. It is a must see almost a darn time capsule. Also when running the alt gauge works and headlights and headlight time delay all work. Brakes, and all lights work with exception of a couple bulbs needing replacement. If i don't sell it to get it a home to work on it to save her, she cost nothing to keep and she waited 50 years if she has to wait a few more what's ok also. Btw, i also rust stopped with rustoleum white rust stop on floor passenger side and brushed all seams on floor and coated. I also put rust stop outside so its all stopped dead in its tracks. A passenger floor pan is 86 bucks and the whole is only and 7 inches in diameter in the open nothing on right rocker panels. Holy cow i have to do a video... if anyone is seriously interested ill post my number and text video clips to you of each peace of car....I'm limited to 40 sec clips if i send though texts but its immediate. Hope this helps. Spare parts and extras go with it that i bought. The taillights i took off to inspect resr door are in the car. Horn works also and does the high low beam and switches.small hole in drivers seat by beginning of seat as you get in so i taped it. As far as usage the drivers seat and broadcast sheet say it all. Xsr is all original minus that funky hand painted strips. It is missing 2 things outside car...roof rack but still has roofs strips, and its missing lower wheel and panel trim. The 2 owners ago removed that lower trim to put on this paintjob he did but he also actually help protect it more the last 13 years. This is as close to a running barn find I've ever found in an old big block Dodge. Thanks.
