For Sale 1971 polara convertible

[barry-mopar]

Nice....how did you find the car.........?

Lookin in craigslist and fortunately that day I worked near the last owner's house. I'm going to upload the pics again because they are low pixels

 

[barry-mopar]

Okay I will ask for all of us, do you have more pics of it now you can post up here?? I am sure we would all like to see under the hood, trunk, and floors. Thanks!

 

[barry-mopar]

More pics!

 

[barry-mopar]

More pics!

 

[barry-mopar]

More pics!

 

[saforwardlook]

You scored really well with that Polara, and at a really low price.

 

[Fratzog]

Thanks for posting the pics.

 

[polara71]

Thanks for posting the pics.

What Fred said......

 

[69monaco]

@barry-mopar Already started with the resto...............?

 

[ayilar]

This is peculiar ...
F13 69-71 60 Amp Alternator

Did cars with the 60-amp alternator get different/upgraded wiring? I understand that there may have been different voltage regulators for the two alternators, what else?

 

[saforwardlook]

Did cars with the 60-amp alternator get different/upgraded wiring? I understand that there may have been different voltage regulators for the two alternators, what else?

To my knowledge Michel, Chrysler did not produce a 60 amp alternator in 1971, so there were no wiring upgrades that I am aware of. I think Chrysler did produce an upgraded Leese Neville alternator for police or other heavy duty applications, so then I expect they did have some wiring upgrades. It is a very big, heavy unit that looks nothing like the Chrysler alternators. It looked something like this but with black instead of gold pulley etc.:

 

[Fratzog]

Any status update on this car?

 

[69monaco]

Any status update on this car?

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