DodgeMaxx
New Member
Hi, My name is Patrick; I go by DodgeMaxx on your site.
I am and have always been a very enthusiastic and appreciative C Bodies person. As such, I have several of these seldom seen and hard to find wagons, (and 2 door coupes as well) in my collection. From 1970 to 1973 Chrysler Town & Country Wagon, Dodge Monaco Wagons, 2 door coupe 1973 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham, 1972 Dodge Polara Custom, 1972 Dodge Monaco, etc. and also two 1967 Dodge Monaco Wagons, 1966 Dodge Polara 880 Wagon, also several late 50's big fin Exner cars and many other various MOPAR's.
While my intent is to sell several of them, there is at least one car that I would like to restore, unless I could find the same car already restored or in pristine original condition - a 1971 Dodge Monaco 2 door hardtop. Assuming I were to go with this restoration in the future, the assistance and advice of some members on this site may be very helpful and appreciated when the time comes.
I have been a member for several years, however never actively participated in conversations or postings.
I am thinking about placing some of my cars on the C Bodies site but I am hesitant because of all the comments usually made (tried that before, I also read comments on other people's ads). It seems that there are many "experts" and everybody has an opinion. Quite often some guy will disparage one's automobile for one reason or another. Example: car does not have the correct..., can't believe they want that much for this... this work or that work should have been done... etc., etc.
I have many hard to find cars (and seldom found available for sale) for which there is a following (C bodies). My philosophy is why disparage these great cars by trying to knock them down and their value? If people like these cars then honor them! It's not like there are so many of them around!
I am intent of selling my cars; not have a conversation about how the cars (or the selling price) should be. Cars are what they are; they are not perfect (what is?), and may need a little bit of this or some of that; however, cars are all there and present decently well. I would like to sell my cars to similarly appreciative C bodies enthusiasts. If a person likes the car AND IS SERIOUS ABOUT PURCHASING IT then please contact me (phone call) and let's make it work (I believe in win-win); otherwise, please don't as there is no need to waste each other's time. While this may be a strong introduction, I am old school and say what I mean with no drama. Thanks for understanding.
I am and have always been a very enthusiastic and appreciative C Bodies person. As such, I have several of these seldom seen and hard to find wagons, (and 2 door coupes as well) in my collection. From 1970 to 1973 Chrysler Town & Country Wagon, Dodge Monaco Wagons, 2 door coupe 1973 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham, 1972 Dodge Polara Custom, 1972 Dodge Monaco, etc. and also two 1967 Dodge Monaco Wagons, 1966 Dodge Polara 880 Wagon, also several late 50's big fin Exner cars and many other various MOPAR's.
While my intent is to sell several of them, there is at least one car that I would like to restore, unless I could find the same car already restored or in pristine original condition - a 1971 Dodge Monaco 2 door hardtop. Assuming I were to go with this restoration in the future, the assistance and advice of some members on this site may be very helpful and appreciated when the time comes.
I have been a member for several years, however never actively participated in conversations or postings.
I am thinking about placing some of my cars on the C Bodies site but I am hesitant because of all the comments usually made (tried that before, I also read comments on other people's ads). It seems that there are many "experts" and everybody has an opinion. Quite often some guy will disparage one's automobile for one reason or another. Example: car does not have the correct..., can't believe they want that much for this... this work or that work should have been done... etc., etc.
I have many hard to find cars (and seldom found available for sale) for which there is a following (C bodies). My philosophy is why disparage these great cars by trying to knock them down and their value? If people like these cars then honor them! It's not like there are so many of them around!
I am intent of selling my cars; not have a conversation about how the cars (or the selling price) should be. Cars are what they are; they are not perfect (what is?), and may need a little bit of this or some of that; however, cars are all there and present decently well. I would like to sell my cars to similarly appreciative C bodies enthusiasts. If a person likes the car AND IS SERIOUS ABOUT PURCHASING IT then please contact me (phone call) and let's make it work (I believe in win-win); otherwise, please don't as there is no need to waste each other's time. While this may be a strong introduction, I am old school and say what I mean with no drama. Thanks for understanding.
