NOT MINE Not Mine: 1975 Dodge Royal Monaco, Fond du Lac, WI $3000

[King Hooter]

Not mine and I don't assume any responsibility for the ad.
1975 Dodge Royal Monaco Brougham coupe in gold for $3,000. Finally a formal Monaco coupe close but..........
Not much information on this one and no pics of the engine bay. But she does have a custom Komodo dragon interior.

 

[cuda hunter]

I like the kumodo dragon skin.
I'm wondering if it is real or if it is a vinyl reproduction. It actually looks more like alligator skin.

 

[commando1]

WTH is that stuff??

 

[polara71]

Same material used as a headliner .

Lots of rust on this car .

 

[cuda hunter]

I like it. Although it looks like Alligator skin instead of iguana.

Maybe not on that car or in that way.

 

[polara71]

I like it. Although it looks like Alligator skin instead of iguana.

Maybe not on that car or in that way.

It looks expensive, is it? Why in that car?

 

[King Hooter]

Why in that car?

In my opinion two words: Ghetto cruiser.

The dude says it was his project car on his profile page.
Translation: Need to sell because I spent to much on the interior or due to all his pitbulls.

 

[polara71]

Yeah but usually they go for the bling wheels first.

 

[cuda hunter]

I believe it's just like vinyl or leather and it is glued onto the original dash. It actually looks like a really good job. You find this on the lowriders mostly. Of which I truly respect as they do amazing things to cars.
Now I didn't say the purist in me necessarily respects what they do, but the car guy in me really like the lowriders.

 

[King Hooter]

I'm just glad to see there are some of these formal Monaco's still around. Two have turned up here in the Midwest/northern plains area recently. This '75 in Wisconsin and a damaged '76 in Illinois.
As bad as I want a Monaco I'm willing to hold out for something hopefully better condition.

Here's the 76 in Illinois.

 

[polara71]

I'm just glad to see there are some of these formal Monaco's still around. Two have turned up here in the Midwest/northern plains area recently. This '75 in Wisconsin and a damaged '76 in Illinois.
As bad as I want a Monaco I'm willing to hold out for something hopefully better condition.

Here's the 76 in Illinois.

If it's a must have , wait for the right one. Otherwise you'll have regrets.