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

1967 Chrysler Imperial · Crown coupe Price just reduced from $11K to $8K. Looks like a good deal to me.

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My 74 Monaco wagon sold for $7100 on B.A.T. last fall. If I had put a reserve on it it would've been at least $8500. I had been watching auctions on there for awhile and thought I didn't need a reserve. Oh well not the first time I was wrong.

@SportFury70 posted that he was deleting the thread to put it on B.A.T. Hope it does better than my Monaco wagon did.

Sold for $10,000. A little short of what I thought it would go for.

Very nice but B.A.T. Auctions are known for going up a lot at the end. I'm guessing it will wind up near $12K. We'll know in about 2 hours.

"Needs a battery" If he wants $14K for it he could maybe buy one and put it in? :BangHead:

Nice interior! Looks like a scuff and shoot would make it look like new! Great price me thinks! I'm assuming that's CDN? $4388 USD?

Here it stays bonded for 3 years I think but as a bonded title you can do anything you can with a regular title. transfer it, register it or whatever. If someone comes forth with a claim to the vehicle that is valid the insurance bond pays them and you keep the car.

Bonded titles are easy to get in AZ but the car has to be here to be inspected.

Sold! Hope it was somebody here!

OK getting back to the car at hand now relisted for $2000! Somone grab it please. 1972 Dodge Polara | eBay

Must've been. marked sold already.

Must've been a big *** tree!

You guys Crack me up!

I don't know about any other states but in Arizona a bonded title is easy to get. Not too expensive unless it's a really high dollar car as the bond is based on excellent condition value. This car would probably cost around $200-$300 total to title it here.

Well since it is missing the motor I doubt you'd hear anything at all.

I just can't understand how a shop can keep a car for that long. Nevermind the awful customer relations why tie up valuable space for that long? I was mostly a one man shop and never had anything for more than 6 months on a rotisserie restoration. I wouldn't bring a job in until I was ready to...

Not my favorite color but with the woodgrain back on it wouldn't look too bad.