I know who the owner was from 2007 till 2018, but attempts to reach member @nowhere man through the C Body Dry Dock have been fruitless. The car sports Texas plates in the 2007 photos below:
Engine is 383. No other info. A few gold 1971 Polara 2drs have indeed sold over the last few years, but AFAIK all were Polara Custom models.Can you share what engine it had, the VIN, and stuff like that?
All blanked out on photos found online. As mentioned, I reached out to owner @nowhere_man on the Drydock and through his YouTube page, without any luck.Interesting color for the roof... I like it. Do you have a picture of the license plate?
@Trailer Park -- PM sent. Apparently this Polara went through a hail storm last year, and the owner (still the same person) posted this January YouTube video of the roof's vinyl getting shredded.
This is most unfortunate, as the top was apparently still in very good shape till that day. In contrast, I think that I see a number of crack on the dash pad.
Someone who is unlucky enough to get his car in a hailstorm is not necessarily unworthy of ownership. On the one hand, the car had survived and stayed in seemingly good shape for almost 15 years, till that fateful day in 2020. I don't know many people who have been such good caretakers (most of them, I think, are on this site). Then again, most people don't keep their classics out in the snow (watch at 0:41, 1:47 and 2:16):He doesn't deserve that car.
Someone who is unlucky enough to get his car in a hailstorm is not necessarily unworthy of ownership. On the one hand, the car had survived and stayed in seemingly good shape for almost 15 years, till that fateful day in 2020. I don't know many people who have been such good caretakers (most of them, I think, are on this site). Then again, most people don't keep their classics out in the snow (watch at 0:41, 1:47 and 2:16):
@Trailer Park -- PM sent. Apparently this Polara went through a hail storm last year, and the owner (still the same person) posted this January YouTube video of the roof's vinyl getting shredded.
This is most unfortunate, as the top was apparently still in very good shape till that day. In contrast, I think that I see a number of crack on the dash pad.
He doesn't deserve that car. It needs to be taken away.
What a dick.
I've had four of my cars parked outside during the warm months, I just don't have enough garage space when I have a car out for driving duty. I don't like my cars getting hailed on, but I have found they hold up surprisingly well. I don't have any dents from hail with those four cars. I don't know about the fuselage cars, but my slabs and my Dart have thick enough metal to have survived their time in bad weather. In a perfect world all my cars would have their own garage stall, maybe someday.There you go, you see what I mean just in videos. You gotta think these aren't the only two bad weather conditions the car has seen in 15 years.
Then you're not allowed to buy anymore.I've had four of my cars parked outside during the warm months, I just don't have enough garage space when I have a car out for driving duty. I don't like my cars getting hailed on, but I have found they hold up surprisingly well. I don't have any dents from hail with those four cars. I don't know about the fuselage cars, but my slabs and my Dart have thick enough metal to have survived their time in bad weather. In a perfect world all my cars would have their own garage stall, maybe someday.
Don't have kids, so that doesn't apply.Then you're not allowed to buy anymore.
Would you leave your kids out in a hail storm ?
Don't have kids, so that doesn't apply.
The cars can handle it, they are tough. I usually only have one out at a time, but they see weather. Am I a bad owner because they get wet? I don't want a car I can't use if it might rain or not, and I've never let inoperable wipers stop me from driving in the rain, they make RainX for that.
Hail is usually brief, I'm definitely not defending keeping cars out in the winter, that's a different thing than getting wet.Rain is quite a bit different than hail or a blizzard, don't you agree?
What is the sudden interest in this Polara Brougham?
@Trailer Park -- PM sent. Apparently this Polara went through a hail storm last year, and the owner (still the same person) posted this January YouTube video of the roof's vinyl getting shredded.
This is most unfortunate, as the top was apparently still in very good shape till that day. In contrast, I think that I see a number of crack on the dash pad.
Hail is usually brief, I'm definitely not defending keeping cars out in the winter, that's a different thing than getting wet.
Not interested in the car other than following the hobby, but more your point of having a car outside.