For Sale 1970 Dodge Polara 4 Dr.Hdtp. $3600

[Paul Amato]

Try it You'll Like it........................CLASSIC 1970 DODGE MONACO BROUGHAM RESTORATION PROJECT CAR

 

[Carmine]

All this needs is some clearcoat to preserve the patina.

Seriously, if I had room, I like this one.

 

[70Tom]

Are those rust holes in the roof and window channel?

 

[saforwardlook]

He has been trying to sell this one for years now......

 

[Carmine]

Are those rust holes in the roof and window channel?

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Even if they are, it beats the hell outta welding in new frame rails.

 

[70Tom]

Even if they are, it beats the hell outta welding in new frame rails.

This is true.

 

[Carmine]

It's a pretty uncommon car in good colors. It should be saved, although who knows what the interior is like?

I'd buy it for my Mopar farm if I could.

Plus a '70 Monaco has the second best Dodge ***-end of the fusie era.

 

[oliver]

Nice car. Straight as an arrow, well preserved chrome; and all trim is present. With the roof/rr window rust, one has to wonder about the trunk floor though. It would also be nice to see the interior.
Even decades ago, I never saw many of these cars on the road.

 

[Samplingman]

Superlight! Missed that the first time I looked.

 

[polara71]

Superlight! Missed that the first time I looked.

HOW ?

 

[Samplingman]

HOW ?

I was too busy trying to figure out how the seller could possible think this one only has 33K miles on it!

 

[fury fan]

I think I'd rather do framerails than have to deal with all the multi-layers of metal at the pinchweld around *that* compound-curved window. Bending, fitting, and getting it to seal afterward? No thanks, I'd rather be welding on my back in swim trunks. And nobody would see my handiwork, either.

Of course, with this car, I think you'd be doing that too, can't imagine the trunk and rails survived very well. (as Oliver mentioned).

But I dunno - with the decent looking trim on the car, and this being super-straight, it might be real?