Author: TWAMONACO
1973 Suburban Rear Window seal
1966 Dodge Monaco -574 Ft Lb Torque Monster!
Rotisserie Restored 1966 Dodge Monaco 2 DR H/T Big Block Stroker Engine Torque monster – 574 Ft Lbs at the rear wheels!
Front to back and top to bottom this car has been completed rebuilt with only the best quality NOS, original restored, reproduction and aftermarket parts. Frame off body and paint by Investment Vehicle Restorations out of Granum, AB. IVR’s prep, bodywork and attention to deal is second to none in the Restoration community.
Body was totally stripped, underside sandblasted…
For sale – 66 Monaco “Tuning forks” Tail light trim
1966 Monaco Tail light lens “Tuning forks” – Custom water jet cut and then chrome plated – I made several sets and have these left – I used super strong 3M VHB Clear tape to mount them as unlike the original pot metal ones these don’t have locating studs – You can get the tape the exact width so it makes an easy install – My asking price doesn’t even cover the cost of chrome plating – $125 Cdn for the 4 piece set. I can ship in Canada and to the US
For Sale – 66 Monaco Tail Light Lenses + trim
Good driver quality 66 Monaco Tail light lenses with re-plated "Tuning forks". Lenses are in 6+ shape – see pictures. They could be polished better or clear coated
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Disk Brake Manual Master Cylinder
There is a lot of stellar info on the disc brake upgrade on this site, but I am having limited luck in finding a concrete consensus on the type/brand/year of Master Cylinder to us on the ’73 Disc Brake conversion when sticking to Manual Brakes.
I’d prefer to use a stock looking Master Cylinder with the stand-alone adjustable Proportioning and not use a Wilwood/Mopar Performance style.
Car is a ’66 Monaco with Discs brake components for a ’73
Thanks
1966 Dodge Monaco grille detailing
One of the last sub-assemblies on my 66 Monaco to restore is the grille – 5 Pieces in total; the Two outer gille surrounds, the middle “toothed” center insert and two “toothed” headlight bezels.
I have come up with the best complete setup out of my stash of several grilles and NOS bezels where I won’t have to have any re-chromed, but the silver and black paint on the outer surrounds and headlights bezels and the black on the “toothed” center will have to be re-done.
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