1970 Monaco kijiji

MAYBE ..Dodge was GATOR n Plymouth was TORTOISE ???
 
Gator and Tortoise are two totally different options and look totally different.
Cuda's came with Gator grains as well as Challengers.
I've not seen an E body with Tortoise.
 
she is pretty good looking
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Do I see Monaco 500 on the trunk lid? Yep, C-VON and DP tag! The car looks in great shape. Very, very nice catch, Tobias!

The code for the Monaco 500 trim was A75 in 1970, but that was for a US-market car as @CBODY67 reported here (A76 for the US-market Monaco Brougham). As @Bill Watson states here, the Monaco 500 was a different series in Canada, with its own VIN coding (DP):

"In the US the 500 was a bucket seat package available only on Monaco 2 dr hardtops, while the Brougham package was available on Monaco sedans and 4 dr hardtops.

Not to confuse with the US 500 with the Canadian 500 which had 'Monaco 500' on the front fenders, nothing on the lower trim ahead of the rear wheels, a "500" emblem on the rear just below the 'Monaco' nameplate (...) and the Dodge crest on the C pillar. The Canadian Monaco 500 was a separate series (FDP-) from the Monaco (FDH-), and came in sedan, 2dr hardtop and 4 dr hardtop. The Canadian Brougham package was available on the three Canadian Monaco 500 models and added a "Brougham" nameplate to the C pillar.
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--> what explains the A77 coding? Does it stand for Monaco 500 in Canada, or Brougham in Canada? In that case, there should be a Brougham moniker on the C pillar -- but I don't see any on @Tobias74 's DP23L0R102446

@Bill Watson @kmccabe56 @Fratzog @My70monaco
 
Do I see Monaco 500 on the trunk lid? Yep, C-VON and DP tag! The car looks in great shape. Very, very nice catch, Tobias!

The code for the Monaco 500 trim was A75 in 1970, but that was for a US-market car as @CBODY67 reported here (A76 for the US-market Monaco Brougham). As @Bill Watson states here, the Monaco 500 was a different series in Canada, with its own VIN coding (DP):

"In the US the 500 was a bucket seat package available only on Monaco 2 dr hardtops, while the Brougham package was available on Monaco sedans and 4 dr hardtops.

Not to confuse with the US 500 with the Canadian 500 which had 'Monaco 500' on the front fenders, nothing on the lower trim ahead of the rear wheels, a "500" emblem on the rear just below the 'Monaco' nameplate (...) and the Dodge crest on the C pillar. The Canadian Monaco 500 was a separate series (FDP-) from the Monaco (FDH-), and came in sedan, 2dr hardtop and 4 dr hardtop. The Canadian Brougham package was available on the three Canadian Monaco 500 models and added a "Brougham" nameplate to the C pillar.
"

--> what explains the A77 coding? Does it stand for Monaco 500 in Canada, or Brougham in Canada? In that case, there should be a Brougham moniker on the C pillar -- but I don't see any on @Tobias74 's DP23L0R102446

@Bill Watson @kmccabe56 @Fratzog @My70monaco
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My old FK5 Promo car. Different assembly plant. Later SPD. Lower sequence number.

Safe to say Production on 70s started a week or so earlier at Windsor compared to Belvidere?

Anyone got a car on file that was built prior to Tobias's new one?
 
I was studying this yesterday. I've never seen one with the SPD prior to 8-1. This being a Windsor car there aren't many cars to compare it to.
 
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