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"FOR CORP ADVERT" would tell me it was an advertising car. Late SPD for the catalog or original advertising.

I used to own this car. Is pretty crusty underneath and has some rust in the drivers rocker. Legit 67k orig miles though.

Looks like a 65 Monaco convertible not a 67.

I'm guessing it was a small town or county that ordered it they way they wanted. I've seen several "Police" cars ordered like this. I have the paperwork from a rural Idaho dealership that ordered 69 Fury Is for the local county and they were ordered like this wagon.

Its not $500, he says "Make a reasonable offer" Posting has been up for a week if it was really $500 it would have sold already.

This car was part of an estate sale in Arizona in the last year, sold in the $15k range. Looked like a nice car

I think its the lack of AC that's hurting it. If your buying a luxury classic car, you want Air. There was a 71 GT for sale locally years ago I was looking at, and I passed due to no Air. Not that I would really use it much, but it would hurt the resale down the road. You eliminate a whole...

Listed on FB Marketplace for $13.5k. I saw the car today also, its a beautiful survivor. 1970 Chrysler New Yorker

Not a K, just a regular 300

He previously had the car advertised at $70k.

Have you ever priced out a J drivetrain? The factory headers were J and Ram K only. Short rams the same. Carbs are unique. Block is unique. Just saying even though the seller is asking a lot, the drivetrain has some serious value.

Remember that car from an auction last year. Its a regular 300 with a J drivetrain. Which is worth more than you would think.

Looks like no notes on the bottom of the build sheet? A CHP car usually has "California Hwy Patrol" or something similar on the bottom of the sheet. There will also be a lot of "99" codes on the equipment list because of all the special order CHP specific parts.

Correct. Its a 383-2 Civilian car.

Mena AR, home of Don Rook

VIN is DM43K. Not a police car. K is a 360-2 motor.

I stand corrected. Guess there is a reason he didn't post the fender tag.

Looks like the car was restored then put in bad storage. You can tell from the pics he is hiding some of the patina on the car. Should be a DK41L 440HP car though.

Friend of mine has seen this car, says it looks better in person than in the pics. The previous owner had a stupid amount of money invested in the resto of this car.

Repeat. Don't understand why this wagon hasn't sold unless the pics are hiding a bunch of stuff.