NOT MINE 1971 Dodge Polara At The Antelope, CA. (Sacramento) Pick-N-Pull Wrecking Yard.

[hemi71x]

If anyone's within driving distance to the Sacramento, California area, there is what's left of this 1971 Dodge Polara sitting out in one of the rows at the Antelope, CA. Pick-N-Pull wrecking yard.
Maybe there is still something on it that you might be looking for.
The engine and transmission are long gone.
The only thing left is the exhaust manifolds from the 440 engine.
The 8 3/4 rear end is still there with the big 11"inch brakes.
I don't know the gear ratio, or if it's an open rear end, or a sure grip.
I got everything disc brake related off it, as that's how i know about this car.
I'm currently in the process of rebuilding everything, then i will be placing a for sale ad here on this site.
Rather odd, but this car is a regular manual steering car. I thought that strange.
Good luck, if you need anything.

 

[polara71]

If anyone's within driving distance to the Sacramento, California area, there is what's left of this 1971 Dodge Polara sitting out in one of the rows at the Antelope, CA. Pick-N-Pull wrecking yard.
Maybe there is still something on it that you might be looking for.
The engine and transmission are long gone.
The only thing left is the exhaust manifolds from the 440 engine.
The 8 3/4 rear end is still there with the big 11"inch brakes.
I don't know the gear ratio, or if it's an open rear end, or a sure grip.
I got everything disc brake related off it, as that's how i know about this car.
I'm currently in the process of rebuilding everything, then i will be placing a for sale ad here on this site.
Rather odd, but this car is a regular manual steering car. I thought that strange.
Good luck, if you need anything.


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A 440 4dr car with standard steering , did you glance at the tag?

 

[hemi71x]

A 440 4dr car with standard steering , did you glance at the tag?

No, i didn't pay any attention to that.
Don't know if it's even still there on the car.

 

[ayilar]

A 440 4dr car with standard steering , did you glance at the tag?

Pick-n-Pull

 

[Rustyrodknocker]

If you are out again grab some pictures. I would grab that manual steering box and the grill if not the fenders and more.

Or if anybody is out there

 

[hergfest]

CHP still ran manual steering in 1971. If that's a real CHP car its worth trying to get it out of there and saving it.

 

[ayilar]

Does the steering wheel look like what I think it does?

 

[azblackhemi]

Looks white to me!

 

[ayilar]

Looks white to me!

Could be tan, but I think it is white indeed and I see a full-circle horn blow too.

 

[polara71]

Hence post #2

 

[3C's & a D?]

This car was recently listed on this site, I would guess in the last two or three months. I remember the drivers door, it looks like a dragons eye. I can't recall if there was more information in the first ad.

Edit- same single picture, same yard, no other information. Thread '1971 Polara At The Antelope, California (Sacramento) Pick-N-Pull, Self Serv Wrecking Yard.' NOT MINE - 1971 Polara At The Antelope, California (Sacramento) Pick-N-Pull, Self Serv Wrecking Yard.

 

[Rustyrodknocker]

This car was recently listed on this site, I would guess in the last two or three months. I remember the drivers door, it looks like a dragons eye. I can't recall if there was more information in the first ad.

Edit- same single picture, same yard, no other information. Thread '1971 Polara At The Antelope, California (Sacramento) Pick-N-Pull, Self Serv Wrecking Yard.' NOT MINE - 1971 Polara At The Antelope, California (Sacramento) Pick-N-Pull, Self Serv Wrecking Yard.

Yes it was a repost by the op. Just an update

 

[Stocktonian92]

For anyone looking for an update on this car, I went to the yard today hoping to salvage this beauty. It was a bad sign right away when it wasn’t listed on their website anymore. I walked the yard for about 30 minutes, checking everywhere, but no luck. On my way out, I took a look toward the production area (employees only) and confirmed the worst—the car had already been crushed. And honestly, so was I.