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The metal condition on this car is actually better on the fenders and quarters than Nessie was when I picked her up in 2001. I'm unsure what the mould does, whether it renders the interior vinyl unusable? It would be shame since the dash pad looks intact. As others have pointed out the cowl area...

Nice solid looking example with BB. I suppose A/C is needed down south but around here I don't see the point on a ragtop. The interior is nice and front inside panel redone in olive green maybe?

I've seen this kind of creativity way too often. If you're unsure that you will keep it why do highly personal mods like cutting holes in the hood and bumper? It will be a hard sell.

Would be nice to see both cars side by side at Moparfest.

The headlight trim rings are made of very delicate plastic. I bought a whole grill assembly just to have spares. Based on the pics, the interior work and paint is non-original but it appears to be done professionally. I'm wondering about the low asking price.

AKA revenue generation. The more things change the more they stay the same.

If somebody absolutely needs a real cop car major project....otherwise a marginal parts car. I wonder how many police forces used such an unusual body style. Pretty hard to stuff the perp in the back seat.

Mid winter is a hard time to sell a car. Pretty nice looking in the pics and asking price is an optimistic starting point for negotiations. Agree with Dave any time you buy something with a rebuilt engine. It would be worth the money to have a good mechanic you trust inspect it before you pull...

I've heard that 212 number before. Is that the 69 Monaco ragtop?

The following ad seems to represent a reasonably solid project car (for Canada). Link: https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/kitchener-waterloo/1968-chrysler-newport-2-door-fast-top/1669790141 Seller Description: 1968 Chrysler Newport 2 door fast top $7,500 Yes, 24k is the original mileage...

Seems the listing is down? In any case judging from the snow and debris on it IMHO there is no excuse to not throw a tarp over to at least keep out the elements.

Give it time. 2 years from now try again and he may come around.

Not mine. Browsing Kijiji and found this ad for the SW fans. Not sure if this was previously posted. Here is the link. https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/markham-york-region/1969-town-and-country-numbers-matching/1676082372 Skimpy seller description. Solid frame Everything is there Harder to...

Thanks for posting. I'm likely in the minority really liking the colour. Hopefully it finds a good home.

If the bodywork has been completed properly and if the 383 is mechanically sound and if all the parts missing from the pics are still there (in the trunk maybe?) then it might be worth a look for somebody looking for a major project. I know a lot of ifs...

There is probably an interesting story about how a Canadian car ended up in LA. Usually it is the opposite, Canadians shopping for rust free examples down south. Somebody must have really loved that car to go to the expense of a custom roof top paint job like that. It triggers a memory of...

Somebody got a good looking car.

Seems to have been yellow at one point. There's a story there. Ad is down.

You are probably right, but its a job for a younger more energetic man than me. I've done that sort of work now on 2 old cars. I don't like the 67 cluster enough to do it again LOL.