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Not crazy about the seat emblems but other than that looks like a great car for a reasonable price.

That's what I thought but this conversion looks pretty professional, at least in the pictures.

I know it's not a Grand Voyager, it's the 4 dr vert I've never seen.

Is this factory? I've never seen or heard of one. 1958 Plymouth Grand Voyager

Nevermind, I found it. NOT MINE - 1962 Chrysler New Yorker $4,950 Santa Paula, CA

The picture in the first post is a 62. The wagon in the ad is a 63. Where did the picture of the 62 come from? :BangHead:

Nice body, too bad the interior is junk. 1972 Dodge polara "custom" c body

I posted this well over a year ago and now it's back. Two questions, why was every bolt on panel replaced? And was it light blue with green interior from the factory? 1972 Dodge Polara

Something is fishy here. The ad in the first post says it's in San Diego but the FB ad in the link says it's been recently imported to Poland. Different names too.

Whoever put that bumper sticker on is not an expert on American election history. A Nixon Agnew would be more appropriate.

Gorgeous!

Both quarters done and in primer.

The FB ad still comes up for me. Says it's been on there for 45 weeks!!!

Yes you should but I wouldnt offer him anything near his asking price. At $4500 he will own it for a long time.

Congratulations on that beautiful little boy! Your life has just completely changed but absolutely for the better!:thumbsup:

Yeah Matt but you'll keep vacuuming until you're sitting on seat springs.

Ordered from Rock Auto for my 69 Monaco. Does this look like it's for a wagon? Certainly not for my car.

The lean burn has been removed so it would help to know what carburetor in on it.

Nice! great looking ride!!!

Me too! Worse thing I see is thr drivers seat foam in powder form under the seat.