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That‘s my 66‘ Dodge Monaco 4door Hardtop with 383cui Engine.
Barn find with a little over 115k miles with hardly any body rust for a car in the North East. Just planning to get it up to snuff for some cruising around town and learn as I go.
This car was a birthday gift to the seller by his son in 2003. The father passed away in February 2021. He had stopped driving the car in 2019 and sold it to me in June 2020. Roof restored thanks to @71Polara383 and @David Hill
A huge thank you to member 68sportfurys for parting with his baby that he's had for the last 10 years back on 11/14. When he responded to my original message here he mentioned he had TWO available - one with a 383 and front discs and one with a 318 and drums. Both looked fantastic but I decided on the 318 since that was the one he knew best and since I needed something turnkey because I'm a novice and more of a uh.. "maintainer" than a "take apart and rebuild" kind of guy. This will allow...
Fuel gauge failed so decided to go white face on gauges
Hey I'm Andrew I'm 16 years old and I just bought this baby from my stepdad for $600 and if anyone would like to help me out or just read more about it I have a go fund me set up to help afford parts, if you would like to help out anything is very much appreciated! Help me build my first car, a 65' Plymouth Fury., organized by Andrew Leon
I also have a YouTube channel where i will be uploading videos of my progress and a final time lapse video when I'm done, check it out here and subscribe...
hello, I need this part for 1978 chrysler new yorker. Do you know what it is called?
