Swissmopar
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Thanks all for the nice words, i love restoring and currently im doing a 70 imperial lebaron coupe swiss export car
1969 Monaco rescue in switzerland
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"500" means it came with factory bucket seats. Not sure if the console is included in that or not, but the bucket seats are. Only on 2dr hardtop and convertible Dodges.
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LOVE seeing this!!!
Great work!!! Those seats look amazing! ( so does everything else )
Great work!!! Those seats look amazing! ( so does everything else )
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damn !!! awesome job
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Great work, stunning automobile! 
Wow, just wow! DH23L9D121878 (it's hard to read the second letter, but I don't think it is DM23L9D121878 as M is for a Polara 500) is very lucky.
@69CoronetRT may be able to chime in on the A75 code
See this post by @commando1 in a discussion with @ceebuddy and @Bill Watson here:
www.forcbodiesonly.com
The relevant bit is this:
1969 U.S.
- Polara
- Polara 500 (two-doors only)
- Monaco
Monaco 500 was an option package (A75) on the Monaco series (there was a "500" emblem on Monaco two-doors with optional bucket seats)
Monaco Brougham was an option package (A76) on the Monaco series (there was a "Brougham" option on four-doors Monacos consisting of vinyl top and 50/50 split bench seat)
1969 Canada
- Polara
- Polara 500
- Monaco
- Monaco 500 (two-doors)
- Monaco Brougham (four-doors)
Monaco 500 (DP) and Monaco Brougham (DS) models were unique to Canada.
@69CoronetRT may be able to chime in on the A75 code
See this post by @commando1 in a discussion with @ceebuddy and @Bill Watson here:
1969 Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth/models
Howdy Guys n Gals. Not being familiar with all the USA/Canadian 69 "C" body derivatives can somebody offer a simple explanation in describing the differences between Polara's, Monaco's, Newport's, Fury's. I assume most mechanical' s were common but body and jewelry different etc. Thanks, P.s...
www.forcbodiesonly.com
The relevant bit is this:
1969 U.S.
- Polara
- Polara 500 (two-doors only)
- Monaco
Monaco 500 was an option package (A75) on the Monaco series (there was a "500" emblem on Monaco two-doors with optional bucket seats)
Monaco Brougham was an option package (A76) on the Monaco series (there was a "Brougham" option on four-doors Monacos consisting of vinyl top and 50/50 split bench seat)
1969 Canada
- Polara
- Polara 500
- Monaco
- Monaco 500 (two-doors)
- Monaco Brougham (four-doors)
Monaco 500 (DP) and Monaco Brougham (DS) models were unique to Canada.
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Fury1969WI
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That is really nice work. Skill and determination on display. Congratulations!
MrMoparCHP
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I think on the Polara 500 you got either the console or the buddy seat, I know the console was a zero cost option. I wouldn’t doubt the Monaco 500 was the same.
Alan
Alan
Kaim
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Swiss quality work indeed......great job.
Very nice, excellent job!!
Hope to see your imperial 1970 in the same state in the near future. I still have same parts ( seat, dash part, steering wheel door panel) for you .
Do the trims fit, I have sent?
Dick Landy
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Wow great job there!
Just curious where you got the trunk mat from, I don't see available anywhere
Swissmopar
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Hi yeah still thank you for these... i had to rework them because they were a lot bend but still better than nothing
Swissmopar
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Found them from Moparmall quiet high price but was very correct fittment
Swissmopar
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Thank's a lot for all the nice words. I was a lot work but worth it, because one more boat back on the road is a great thing.
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