NOT MINE Not Mine 1972 Dodge Monaco Wagon - $1,000 - Owasso, Okla.

[T-revorNobody]

This car is not mine, just found it on FB and am posting it here…
At the time of posting, this FB listing is 18 hours old.

It's shame this wagon ended up like this...

1972 Dodge Monaco Wagon - $1,000 - Owasso, Oklahoma

FB Description
72 Dodge Monaco wagon. 400 727 8 3/4. This is just a parts car, as it’s been hit hard on the pass side, and has no title. Many good parts, including all glass but ws and pass front. Engine doesn’t turn over. Any questions pm me

 

[75LandYacht]

LOTS of good parts there...

 

[1970FuryConv]

Particularly if engine can be broken loose.

 

[furious70]

@BLIMP

 

[bigmoparjeff]

If that was a Plymouth, it would be exactly what I'm looking for.

Jeff

 

[BLIMP]

@BLIMP

Thanks Jeremy, I'm already on it...getting a few more pictures from the owner today before I commit. This has the fuel tank, exhaust manifolds, and all the little do-dad's I'll need for the Monaco I bought last month [which coincidently is only 2 options away from being identical]. Was told the engine is stuck, but who knows for sure.

 

[71Polara383]

Thanks Jeremy, I'm already on it...getting a few more pictures from the owner today before I commit. This has the fuel tank, exhaust manifolds, and all the little do-dad's I'll need for the Monaco I bought last month [which coincidently is only 2 options away from being identical]. Was told the engine is stuck, but who knows for sure.View attachment 432102 View attachment 432103

You are sick. Sniff out a 69-71 wagon donor would ya please?

 

[ayilar]

Thanks Jeremy, I'm already on it... the Monaco I bought last month [...] is only 2 options away from being identical]

Great! DP45M2D218464 please meet your twin sister (GF3 S8F6 GF7): DP45M2D319447.

PS: The N23 and N76 options are ignition and cooling related, I believe. Otherwise, it looks like identical cars indeed -- the build sheets will tell the whole story.

 

[BLIMP]

Looks like I've locked it in, we came to an agreement on a price and I've made a down payment.

My wife rolled her eyes, especially since I recently just shared with her this joke lol

 

[LocuMob]

Way to go!

 

[75LandYacht]

Looks like I've locked it in, we came to an agreement on a price and I've made a down payment.View attachment 432152 View attachment 432155 View attachment 432156 View attachment 432157 View attachment 432158 View attachment 432159 View attachment 432162
My wife rolled her eyes, especially since I recently just shared with her this joke lol View attachment 432184

Whatcha gonna do with her? Parts? Fix?

 

[PeugFra]

PS: The N23 and N76 options are ignition and cooling related, I believe.

N23 appears on the 1972 Fury Order Sheet as "Electronic Ignition System":

N76 is somewhat tricky. I found it on a 1973 Broadcast Sheet for a Dodge (DM43) in the slot "7- COOLANT REC/SYST":

But I don't know if you could have different sales codes in that slot and, if so, what different coolant recycling systems were on offer. 1973 broadcast sheets for a Fury station wagon and a taxi also show N76.

 

[LocuMob]

 

[mr.twistyneck]

@BLIMP came here to post this ad and you've already rescued it. *sigh of relief*

 

[71Polara383]

I have a solid subframe Paul...

 

[PeugFra]

N76 is somewhat tricky. I found it on a 1973 Broadcast Sheet for a Dodge (DM43) in the slot "7- COOLANT REC/SYST" ...
But I don't know if you could have different sales codes in that slot and, if so, what different coolant recycling systems were on offer. 1973 broadcast sheets for a Fury station wagon and a taxi also show N76.

Come to think of it, reading COOLANT REC/SYST as "coolant recirculation system" possibly makes more sense. A dedicated pump or something like that.

 

[Polara_500]

Come to think of it, reading COOLANT REC/SYST as "coolant recirculation system" possibly makes more sense. A dedicated pump or something like that.

Why not the usual name - COOLANT RECovery/SYSTem, the bottle that found it's way under the hood to catch and return coolant as it expands and contracts.

 

[LocuMob]

Why not the usual name - COOLANT RECovery/SYSTem, the bottle that found it's way under the hood to catch and return coolant as it expands and contracts.

No pump needed!

 

[BLIMP]

Whatcha gonna do with her? Parts? Fix?

Well I've been in the hunt for a fuel tank for a while, could use some nicer tail light covers, and other miscellaneous parts for the 2 other wagons that I bought as "parts wagons" that were actually fixed and put back on the road. I'm going to use some things from it, but reducing it to parts isn't in the plan. I'm not ruling out that in the future this won't be put back on the road, for the time being it will sit in my parents pasture next to my "parts car".

 

[bigmoparjeff]

Why not the usual name - COOLANT RECovery/SYSTem, the bottle that found it's way under the hood to catch and return coolant as it expands and contracts.

That's it.

Just a coolant recovery bottle.

Came with the police package and towing package in 1972, and I think was standard on everything starting in 1973.

Jeff