Recent content by theconvertibleguy

Thanks for this. Updated title. :D I like them, but I'm far from an expert Thanks for this info. Updated title.

Hello all I realize this won't be an easy quest, but wondering if anyone knows of a Monaco for sale that has the following characteristics 1966-1969 Has a 440 under the hood 3 speed auto red with black interior (other outside colours may be considered) drivetrain, interior and paint original...

No but I suppose that's another one.

Thanks for the reply! The engine I'm told is a 383, confirmed it with the VIN they sent me. Wish they had sent me a picture of the data plate as well but what can you do. And yep pictures would be good. Currently waiting on them but right now I don't have any. It does have power brakes and...

Evening all So had a possible deal, or money pit, land in my lap. Have a friend of mine that's looking to offload a 66 Monaco convertible. Verified the drivetrains' original. Needs to be completely repainted. Not sure about the interior condition. Outside looks solid, top doesn't have any...

If it wasn't white interior I'd be so down. But US to Canadian exchange makes that an almost 40k car with customs

https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/1993621410983364/?media_id=0&ref=share_attachment Running a 392 hemi. If it wasn't for the white interior I'd be looking at it. Looks in decent condition, especially for the price.

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/city-of-toronto/1968chrysler-newport-convertible/1670451498 Not a fan of the colour, but it's a stupid low price for a car in decent shape. Running a 383

I'd be very surprised considering it's in very rural Quebec. I'd look it up on facebook marketplace and ask the seller.

Ya I don't know why they did the paint like that, but :shurg:

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/701152481840252/ No idea if that's an original paintjob, but black interior. NO engine shots. If it wasn't an eight hour drive into the Quebec interior I'd see if it was sporting anything intresting under the hood, but my french is terrible at best.

Red with white interior and top, rocking a 318 under the hood. Another western car that looks to be in decent condition, and a really good price too. https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/victoria-bc/68-plymouth-sport-fury-convertible-318-engine-runs-great/1664766988

So I've had about 30-40% of the adverts that I've contacted tell me that they won't share the VIN/Data plate on the cars that they have for sale, which to me seems incredibly sketchy. Is it poor form to ask for that? I figured it was just normal to want to confirm that but the amount of people...

So my assumption that it was a 300J because as far as I knew, that's the only 300 models that existed? I didn't realize there were non lettered 300's in the 60's, so I think that might be where the confusion is coming from. That's my mistake. DIdn't help that both came with a 413 like this one :)

Ah well my face is red. Read on wikipedia's page the 1963 300J was only a coupe and didn't come in red. That'll teach me to beleive an editable encyclopedia