For Sale 1960 dodge polara convertible - $40000

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Left the Palo Alto, home of Stanford, off the title.

1960 dodge polara convertible
recent 2 stage finish on a rustfree body
fresh 413" V8
Chrysler 300 letter car interior, dash, console (I have original seats, dash if you'd prefer to xchange)
needs interior work, new top , windshield installed, exhaust system

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I love these cars but I don't know what he was thinking by putting the 63 or 64 300 dash and interior in it. The original is so classy.
 
40 k and having to finish it yourself.... sorry but no thanks. Wonder what damage was done to the original dash after he ripped it out to stuff that in there. And what of the push button trans? He must had to do some mod to get that floor shift to work.
 
If someone asked me "can you put a 63/4 Chrysler dash in a 60 Dodge?", I would have no.

The listing is gone...
 
Nice.
Too bad he messed with it, as when done right and done well, they bring the big bucks. His asking price is probably not too far off though.

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1960 Dodge Polara D500 convertible




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Item condition:
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Jul 11, 2016 , 7:45PM


Current bid:
US $143,000.00
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Stunning!
 
I understand these guys did not mess with the dash; they start with a 1963 or 64 Chrysler and make it into a 1960 Dodge, did the same with that black one pictured above, but that one was finished before it went to market.

If true, I sure hope the buyer knows before closing the deal!

Marty
 
You mean the black car is a fraud, and for something like $150,000?!! How do you know this? Seems very risky if true???
 
I know so little about those cars that I can't even speculate if it's possible that the cars started out as 63/64 Chryslers, but it doesn't make sense that someone would go to all the work of hanging the sheet metal on the blue one and then not bothering to switch the dash.

I think the blue car has just had a dash swap somewhere in its past. The 60 Dodge dash would have to be expensive to restore and this might have been a logical alternative at the time. The shifter is cable operated and shouldn't be a big deal.

The black car.... At $150K you are really starting to talk fraud. There's probably some scenario of a rusty D500 vert with good paperwork etc. that could make this happen, but wow... That kind of money with the description in the ad would be a criminal level of deception.
 
I understand these guys did not mess with the dash; they start with a 1963 or 64 Chrysler and make it into a 1960 Dodge, did the same with that black one pictured above, but that one was finished before it went to market.

If true, I sure hope the buyer knows before closing the deal!

Marty

I don't understand what you mean.. that black car is original, it has a '60 dash in it, and the cross ram D500 was an option, what makes you say it was a '63 or '64 Chrysler converted into a Polara?
 
I understand these guys did not mess with the dash; they start with a 1963 or 64 Chrysler and make it into a 1960 Dodge, did the same with that black one pictured above, but that one was finished before it went to market.

If true, I sure hope the buyer knows before closing the deal!

Marty

You are saying the black '60 from eBay started life as a '63 or '64 Chrysler? I would say, NO!
 
I am still not getting it Stan. What does this part of his statement mean then: did the same with that black one pictured above ?
I didn't word that clearly. I meant that Northerfins must be confused because in the ad for the black car it states "yet the car is so original it still has the factory underseal below."
My interpretation of that is that the entire car is pretty much original.

There is no way that car was hacked from a 63 Chrysler if it brought $143k.
 
I didn't word that clearly. I meant that Northerfins must be confused because in the ad for the black car it states "yet the car is so original it still has the factory underseal below."
My interpretation of that is that the entire car is pretty much original.

There is no way that car was hacked from a 63 Chrysler if it brought $143k.

I'm baggin' what you're rakin' Stan. All hope is not lost.
 
I understand these guys did not mess with the dash; they start with a 1963 or 64 Chrysler and make it into a 1960 Dodge, did the same with that black one pictured above, but that one was finished before it went to market.

If true, I sure hope the buyer knows before closing the deal!

Marty

It appears I should clarify what I meant by "I understand..."

I don`t know these two cars, I follow them because I`d like to buy one, what I wrote is what I heard from a fellow in California, met him at a wing car reunion in Alabama a while back.

He owns two 1960 Polara convertibles, one a D 500, he states the black car has a vin from a 1960 4dr Polara built in Belvidere, CA, no D 500 convertibles were built in California.
If you can find a pic of the dash, the dash knobs are wrong for 1960 on the black car, so is the turn signal lever.

The blue one is undergoing a transformation as well, no longer advertised for sale.

Marty
 
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