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And here is CH43T0C102752 -- an early-build 1970 Chrysler New Yorker 4dr hardtop

In the same vein, C423T2C226081 's papers are now on eBay. @69CoronetRT

@policefury1 -- d you happen to have photos of PL41G9F250903 and / or PM41L0F263197 ?

Still for sale at the same ask: https://www.ebay.com/itm/226085047688

@amazinblue82 @MrMoparCHP

I like it! @polara71 did something similar for the 1970 Polara convertibles, and posted his spreadsheet on the Polara / Yahoo board back in 2008. Polara Dave's information (as well as other posts on that Yahoo board, especially those by @Fratzog and a few others) was invaluable to me when I...

PH45K3D182499 is for sale on BaT. There used to be a thread about this HL4 Plymouth, started on March 11 of this year as per my records, but it seems to have recently been removed -- the info still shows up when searching online, but not on FCBO. What gives, @SportFury70 -- is this not your car...

It all depends on what’s underneath. If solid then I agree.

Suppose the car is rotten underneath. Dash looks to be in perfect condition, that alone is $600 IMO. Lots of good parts, plus a super lite. And if it not rotten, then that’s a cool car to fix up. If I were in WA and had space, then I’d have bought it already.

Thank you -- whoever buys DM23L0R136653 will be getting a bargain. Even if the underside is toast (and it may not be), this car is definitely worth north of $1.2k+.

One more 1970 Dodge Polara convertible has surfaced, and this EF8 Dark Green metallic / L2F4 green bench / V1W white top 'vert is in great shape. DL27L0D205523 is currently for sale in Hilton, NY.

More pics of DL27L0D205523 for records, including the fender tag. This car was new to me and @polara71 -- had others seen her before?

This EF8 Dark Green Poly (metallic) 1970 Polara convertible is for sale in Hilton, NY. The car looks in good shape overall, and great in that color. Note that the VIN is mis-spelled on the dealer's website (DL27L00205523 instead of DL27L0D205523 )...

@71Polara383 and @david hill both saw the roof of Buttercup, my 1972 NYB, when the trim was removed to replace the vinyl top. They posted about that work in this thread, but should be able to let you know if the info you need is not there.

Fender tag at 18:30. This superb GY9 NYer is CH41T2C150706 -- she has generated 438n replies in a day, amazing for a '72 Chrysler 4dr sedan. @69CoronetRT @cuda hunter @marko @boostedvan

@67newport beat you to CH41T2C150706 :)

@The_Eagles’_Nest — really sorry to hear. That stinks! Would you go to Carlisle without the car? Several of us should be driving east from WI/IL

YH43K73171050 (if I read correctly -- @Imperialist67 @Imps Rule @detmatt ) was bought new by Mrs. Hagadone, apparently on Dec. 13, 1966.

The owner's manual and sundry papers of CM41M3C226959 are for sale on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/235244177821 It seems to have been sold to Coggins Granite Industries in Elberton, Georgia back in May 1973. Anyone know what happened to this 1973 Newport Custom sedan?