Not mine. PP43M3F264474 is super-close to @traintech55 if I read his avatar correctly. She looks to be in superb exterior and interior shape. The engine bay is less great looking, with a missing heater control valve for example. From the ad:
"ASKING PRICE: $9,000
-4-Door Hard Top (w/ Vinyl Top)
-400 CID Big Block 2 BRL Carb
-74,996 Miles
-Covered and Stored In Indoor Storage Since 1989
-There were 14,853 Plymouth Grand Sedans produced in 1973. Most, but not all, of those had the Brougham package.
-400 CUI engine with 2-bbl carburetor sporting 185 net hp; coupled to a 727 torgueflite 3-speed transmission.
-It was assembled at the Newark, Delaware plant. Scheduled assembly date was May 25th, 1973.
"ASKING PRICE: $9,000
-4-Door Hard Top (w/ Vinyl Top)
-400 CID Big Block 2 BRL Carb
-74,996 Miles
-Covered and Stored In Indoor Storage Since 1989
-There were 14,853 Plymouth Grand Sedans produced in 1973. Most, but not all, of those had the Brougham package.
-400 CUI engine with 2-bbl carburetor sporting 185 net hp; coupled to a 727 torgueflite 3-speed transmission.
-It was assembled at the Newark, Delaware plant. Scheduled assembly date was May 25th, 1973.
- JF8 – called Forest Green Metallic
- G7F6 – Cloth & vinyl 50/50 Split bench seat
- V1F – Green vinyl top
- U – Built to U.S. specs
- A76 – Brougham package: 50/50 split bench seats, front passenger seat recliner, cornering lights, premium color door trim panels
- C58 – 50/50 split bench seat
- 025 - ? (perhaps P25 = power driver’s seat)
- H51 – Air conditioning (manual temp)
- L31 – fender mounted turn signals
- M25 – body sill moldings
- M31 – belt molding
- M45 – fender skirts
- N88 – cruise control
- V5F – body side protective molding with green vinyl insert
- 26 – 26-inch radiator"
