Damn, you guys are getting super specific. It never mattered to me what the original owner's profession was!
What's your unicorn??
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Verse
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For me one of them is a Chrysler with a 3 speed manual. And now I own one!
Another one is a true Canadian car; 65 Monaco convertible with a 6 cylinder and three on the tree.
Another one is a true Canadian car; 65 Monaco convertible with a 6 cylinder and three on the tree.
Old 66 Yorker
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My true unicorn...A 77 dodge aspen stationwagon...the light blue, deluxe chrome package, wood panel sides.
if anybody sees one please lmk ))
if anybody sees one please lmk ))
70FuryFreedom
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I would say a 1970 Sport Fury GT! To me that is the pinnacle of style, class and power.
I love my 1970 Fury III four door sedan 383 L code. It runs and drives so good I can only imagine how the 1970 Sport Fury GT drives.
I have a great desire for more C bodies though!
I love my 1970 Fury III four door sedan 383 L code. It runs and drives so good I can only imagine how the 1970 Sport Fury GT drives.
I have a great desire for more C bodies though!
LocuMob
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65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
I have only seen 1 out in the wild, unlike the Monte SS aerocoupe which I have seen everywhere
58Belvedere
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I bought a 1983 SS new. White, blue bench seat. That 305 was weak! 350 would have been a whole lot better. Duh.
Since I posted that a couple years ago, I did buy a 300L. I also managed to keep the '70.
Pic from the 2023 Syracuse Nationals
Always wanted a Road runner, '68 or '69 Specifically.....ended up finding and purchasing the executive road runner.....H code 383, console shifted 727 and optional 3.23 gear....
My unicorn? A '70 U-code Newport convertible. If anyone has a lead on or even heard of one let me know!
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
My unicorn: 1968 Newport or 300 with a 4 speed.
Wait!!!!! You say Chrysler didn't make a 4 spd in '68??
There's 1 or 2 out there. I just know it.
Wait!!!!! You say Chrysler didn't make a 4 spd in '68??
There's 1 or 2 out there. I just know it.
twelve years in "active looking, and really my advancing age, I DONT have to have one, but still would consider one if this Unicorn turned up.
Must be 1970 (any color), must be "T" code (regular 440, VIN matching, any condition), must be "A67" option, must be a coupe ... oh, and have the "Newport 440" badge.
Not a trailer queen, but not a rust bucket either. My "big project" days are behind me.
1970 Newport 440 - A67
Must be 1970 (any color), must be "T" code (regular 440, VIN matching, any condition), must be "A67" option, must be a coupe ... oh, and have the "Newport 440" badge.
Not a trailer queen, but not a rust bucket either. My "big project" days are behind me.
1970 Newport 440 - A67
My other " Unicorn" is Grace.
Named after Grace Kelly, princess of Monaco.
My 67 Canadian Dodge Monaco 500.
With some help in researching by other members here,
She is one of 57 Windsor built , Canadian Spec'd with the 375hp 440 Magnum.
Based on the options tilt/ tele, factory Tachometer, Budd disc brakes, power driver bucket, power windows she just might be a 1of 1 unicorn
I am very lucky to have Grace.
Was not looking to buy another car but she fell into my lap and was a once in a lifetime oppportuniity..
I love driving this car. It has all the things I ever wanted in a slabside C I dreamed about since I was 12.
Named after Grace Kelly, princess of Monaco.
My 67 Canadian Dodge Monaco 500.
With some help in researching by other members here,
She is one of 57 Windsor built , Canadian Spec'd with the 375hp 440 Magnum.
Based on the options tilt/ tele, factory Tachometer, Budd disc brakes, power driver bucket, power windows she just might be a 1of 1 unicorn
I am very lucky to have Grace.
Was not looking to buy another car but she fell into my lap and was a once in a lifetime oppportuniity..
I love driving this car. It has all the things I ever wanted in a slabside C I dreamed about since I was 12.
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
Have them find out how many '66 Monaco 4 speed were made.
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
Grace is a good looking car, I'm sure you will enjoy the miles you put on in the coming years. I hope to cross paths with you and this car somewhere down the road.
Have them find out how many '66 Monaco 4 speed were made.
Quite possible that @Ross Wooldridge may have some information as he owns a Canadian 4 speed car.
Yes, this year is a write off but hoping the next two years after that we can meet.
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
I spoke with Ross after I got the car. We agreed there were few made, but no way of accurately determining a number with our resources.
Fury Pursuit
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Dodge!
Mike Parker
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1956 Plymouth Fury 3on the tree manual. Dad’s first car. Bought new.
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