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75/77 Fury Monaco?

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Can anybody tell me what year and model of car this is? It has the grill of a 77 Monaco and the rear end of a 75 Fury it looks like. It’s at a yard near me and won’t see it for a while to get a VIN or look under the hood. TIA
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Azz ends shape never changed on any of them.... headlights make it at least a '77. Here's a '76 Fury Sport, my Father's no less... with my Niece on the hood.
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1976, Sister gets her licence...
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*** ends shape never changed on any of them.... headlights make it at least a '77.
The combination along with full sized back window(not opera) and chrome strip across the roof put me between the two. I swore I got a glimpse of the “Monaco” badging on the glove compartment but not 100% sure.
 
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Yeah, Chrysler did some strange stuff back then. If it is a Dodge, It maybe a Coronet/Monoco.
I worked at a Dodge Dealer in the 70's. We had strange stuff come in. A 76 Charger with Cordoba badges interior and steering wheel.
Some with Cordoba taillights.Chrysler was in bad shape then (much like today) Quality control and line workers doing stuff because they were all facing job loss.
The delivery drivers were always telling us "We don't know if we will have a job tomorrow."
There was also a Charger "Sport" of 76 that was basic a Coronet 2 door hardtop. And a 2 door Coronet Brougham.
The joke was "Never say never when it came to Ma Mopar."
 
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