Gelgoog13
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I was thinking it was a Pontiac but you may be right that it's an olds. I just remember it having a 454 or 455 in it
Pics of 69-73 C bodies
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71Polara383
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testerli33
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Last weekend
Jussi
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from -90: 300 mixed from 69 and 70 models
Yellow car is not interesting
Yellow car is not interesting
Jussi
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and my pink fury III-70
it was my first paint job: nobody spotted painting errors, while wondering the color
it was my first paint job: nobody spotted painting errors, while wondering the color
Two red C-bodies -- @Ripinator's 2-dr '66 Chrysler 300 hardtop and Poppy, my '70 Dodge Polara 'vert. Keeping a safe social distance of course!
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Jussi
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I replaced top to my friends 300 summer 18
Jussi
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This beaty is next for new top
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needs little TLC first)
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Pray tell us more about this 1970 Polara convertible. Is that the T-code I've heard about as being in Finland or, if not, what engine code does this car have? Can you share some info about the car's history?
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A road trip out of town w/ the top down last week. Just shaking off the cabin fever.
Good job!
Not tryout to nit-pick, but aren't those the wrong wheel covers for a 300? I had those on my Newport.
Jussi
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Dont know much about the car: It came to Finland 2016 to my friend and is now under restoration by him. He has dreamed about Polara convertible about 40 years.
His first car in early -80 was polara 4d (383)
Here convertibles is vin tag: N-code 383 4-barrel (not HP but with with dual exhaust?)
polara71
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Hang on Harry, thats a 71 4 dr tag.
N code would be with the" HP manifolds, dual exhaust and dual snorkel air bonnet.
Jussi
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ok
maybe car have wrong tag (isn't first time)or picture is not from it, must check !
i'll be back..
@Jussi -- thank you! The car pictured with your friend is a 1970 Polara (cue the grille and the mirrors) sedan (cue the door frames), while the tag (as pointed out by @polara71) is for a 1971 Monaco hardtop. In contrast, the convertible's VIN would start with DL27. So, we'll have learned about 3 different senior Dodges by the time you post all the info
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Jussi
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thank you!
and sorry: now i remembered, that same time with Polara arrived also 4ht Monaco with 383 hp engine. Monaco went very soon to her new owner.
I have only tag picture from that and thought it was from Polara. (same D first
But i just took a picture from tag of Polara convertible and here is it:
Now it seems to be right and also with that T code for engine, huh
and sorry: now i remembered, that same time with Polara arrived also 4ht Monaco with 383 hp engine. Monaco went very soon to her new owner.
I have only tag picture from that and thought it was from Polara. (same D first
But i just took a picture from tag of Polara convertible and here is it:
Now it seems to be right and also with that T code for engine, huh
Thank you @Jussi -- as @polara71 surmised, the car in your shop is indeed @mdh157's old car. For more of DL27T0D235593's history, see here. You should reach out to Mark to hear what he found out about the car's history.
PS: There are, by my count, at least nine 1970 Polara 'vert in Finland. That's one third of all the last-year Polara 'verts that I know to be in Europe (there must be more of which I am unaware).
PS: There are, by my count, at least nine 1970 Polara 'vert in Finland. That's one third of all the last-year Polara 'verts that I know to be in Europe (there must be more of which I am unaware).
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How many are there in Europe.....that you know?!
A blue one in the Netherlands or is that one sold……..
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