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i have a 1972 Polara i am increasingly desperate to find a trustworthy shop to work with me to restore. i live in Vermont, and there are not many shops who are capable of this kind of work. i'd like to hear from some of you who may have knowledge of someone in the northeast i should contact...

Finally, i'll start my thread for the '72 Polara. So damn busy, no time to work on the car, but i've been doing my homework. Thanks to MyMopar.com, i think i've got the fender tag mostly decoded, but there are still questions. i can't get a decent pic to come out (black fender tag on black...

Is not really an option on a '72 Polara; what it means is grabbing the rod inside the door with a pair of needle-nose pliers in order to get the bloody door open. i need to find door, trunk, glove box and ignition cylinders and matching keys. Any help on finding a set will be appreciated...

My friend from the Houston area came across this. i am wildly jealous.

This property has almost 3 dozen B and C body Mopars, just sitting. All are rough, may not even be worth trying to get into, but all are cheap, available and if nothing else a possible source of some OE parts. This pictorial includes 1962 New Yorker, '72 Plymouth Sport Fury, more to be listed...

i have located a 1962 New Yorker, but oh my GOODNESS it's rough. It's complete, a one-owner car, 413 Golden Lion with a factory floor 3-spd manual (!) but once i saw it i had to go away and cry for a minute. If anyone has some resources, it needs floor pans and considerable work involving the...

About to aquire a '72 Polara. Guy wants me to believe it's a Monaco, AND a NY State police car, but i know better. Well, at least as to the police car bit. i need info on where i can find info on options lists for Monaco/Polara from 1972, any sites where i can run the V.I.N., parts suppliers...

Already a member of For B-Bodies Only... but not a B-Body only kind of person. C-bodies are possibly even more important... Location: Hubbardton, VT