Recent content by 71Polara383

Doing a video chat with the seller over the weekend to inspect the car the best I can before having it loaded on a truck.

The mold will wipe right off. It's not in the foam.

Really not concerned with either of those two things. The mold will wipe right off. Rear window isn't even that bad

That's really all I am thinking about when looking at this reasonably. I think my blue 71 Monaco I got from California was in far worse shape and it didn't take long to sell once I had to make the tough decision to sell it. The presentation here with these photos is poor and makes the car...

After seeing the 73 police wagon suffer. It's hard to see folks dismiss cars that certainly are worth saving. I'm gonna ask some more questions and seriously consider grabbing this one up based on those answers.

All them hacked together muscle cars bringing big bucks at auctions...GTs and Hursts hacked together. What makes this one not worthy? I don't see it. I hear the "it doesn't make sense" side. But fixing up old mopars never makes sense realistically. This is a cool project car. Priced right...

This site should be called forsurvivorsonly.com If I had to guess your perfect car is in a nice building up north in Wisconsin being admired with Blue.

Because 70/71 are better. And you have a guy that has parts.

Drivetrain alone would bring 1200.

That cowl area doesn't look bad to me from the photos. The seats would wipe off, but need re upholstery to be nice. I'd just search around a bit and find replacements in fair shape. There's more folks out there doing their cars up and just not posting here. It's easier to post on FB if they...

Yeah if this was remotely local it would already be at my shop and I'd be working on making it run, drive, stop and a good clean up to make it more appealing to properly rehome it.

I think you can get replacement gears, or the little inserts to repair your current set up. I believe the biggest hurdle you have is that your regulator is riveted to the inner door structure and you can't access the motor easily. You'll have to drill the rivets out. Remove the regulator...

I don't see that. All ages are into fuselage cars. Simply because the muscle cars are priced out of the reach of the younger generations. It seems with Polaras, their dad had one and they are fixing them up. That's what I've seen alot lately, and that's my story as well. Another car (blue 69...

The fuselage crowd is growing not shrinking.

Oh bull. There are stupid GTs and Chryslers that are 10 times worse than this being saved. This is a feasible project car. Stop acting like it's not.