Recent content by My three 67 Polaras

So I don't think that Monaco convertibles were made in the USA, therefore that must be a Canadian built car, and I don't know 100% if yours is configured to be like a std USA Monaco or a Monaco 500 in terms of moldings. I do see a V8 emblem; which might indicate Monaco 500. I can't see if there...

Does the car have head rests on both seats?

Here is the 1967 Dodge Polara/Monaco Option Sheet 2nd page. Trailer tow package (and included equipment) is listed near the bottom of the page.

I just built a 30 x 40 pole barn. which made for 3 qty 13x30 stalls; each with a 10 foot wide door. I need every bit of that 10 foot door width for the California mirrors on the pickups. If I would have built the barn a little wider yet for those three stalls, I would have a little more room...

I have a 3.23 gear with my '67 383 and P235/75/R15 tires. They are a good combination. Wait until next tire change and then upgrade to the taller size. Easy peasy.

Motor's Repair Manuals 1956-1979. Having fine literature on the bookshelf can make you look really smart.

I am not lawyer, and I have not tried this, but this is interesting.

I am not sure on the backspacing, I will try to measure it someday when I have it out. IIRC they were just under 7" wide (maybe 6 3/4"). I really like the look of the taller tires as opposed to stock. I thought that the factory tires look kind of small relative to the size of the car. The...

The wheel itself would not go on over the axle flange that sticks out; even without the center cap installed. I did not have any road wheel centers to try using with that wheel. Since the wheels had to go to the machine shop anyway, I had the Cragar center caps dialed in so they are a push fit...

15" 1990 Lincoln Town Car alloy wheel option with Cragar push through center caps. The bolt circle was already 5 x 4.5, but the centers had to be upsized to fit the rear axle flange, then they were powder coated in mirrored silver. Tires are Hankook P235/75/15.

I did some digging and found it to be something like Red Rock park near Denver. I used google images on the ebay postcard and that is how I got there. It makes sense since I have another family photo taken at Cave of the Winds; about an hour away. Thanks.

Unfortunately not; those are two of my oldest siblings. It was a union shop. The two older kids with all the seniority get out for the photo op, while the two younger kids are in the back of that Fury II wagon, busy sawing logs. Somebody had to do the work.

Where exactly is this arch at? Can you still drive up to it? 1973 I think.