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I have been in California since 1968 and owned dozens of ‘60s CA emissions equipped cars. None have had fuel delivery setups like that shown.

Which seat do I look under for the build sheet?

Thanks. This description makes the car sound like a genuine muscle car.

Thank you. So the car was properly represented at the auction where I bought it. If I am reading the image above correctly, I see a total of 5,113 Monacos built in 1967. That is more than double the number I see from other sources. Any idea what the correct number is?

No leaks on the ground, so if there is one it is minor.

No shoulder belts. The side marker lights are a mystery. I was hoping that someone on this thread would know if they were offered in 1967 model year Monacos.

Thanks. There is another number there but I can’t read it from the pic I’ve got. Will take another from a different angle.

Yes. The car was originally medium tan. There is evidence of the tan where the left hand side mirror was replaced.

I got the “L” designation as a 383 from the “standard catalog of American Cars 1946-1975”. I guess they didn’t do very good research.

So is it reasonable for a car built in April ’67 to have an engine block forged in the 28th week of 1966?

Fender tag

photo from behind the AC compressor.

In November I purchased a 1967 Dodge Marco 500 at the Palm Springs auction. This car has appeared on this forum in the past. It is the one that came out of the Vanderblink auction in SD in July 2020. I am trying to figure out what engine is in my car. This is my first 60s MoPar. As a result, I...