1973 Dodge Monaco / Polara

1973 Dodge Monaco / Polara

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The 1973 Dodge Monaco and 1973 Dodge Polara came with bodies which for the last time carried on the Fuselage design. The Polara front end was totally restyled and now featured a more conventional look while the Monaco front bumper remained unchanged but was surrounding a grill with a new mesh pattern. It still featured the hidden headlights introduced in 1972. The Monaco had new taillights and a new rear bumper. Federally mandated impact protection standards were responsible for the introduction of the elastomeric bumper guards that can be found on all 1973 Full size cars from Chrysler Corp.
The 318 cui. V8 was the standard powerplant for the Polara while the Monaco came with a 360 cui. V8. The 400 cui. and 440 cui. engines were optional.
Both the Monaco and the Polara were available as sedans, two- and four-door hardtops and as station wagons.

	This is a Catalog from Mexico about the 1973 Dodge Monaco. In Spanish.
	This photo of a 1973 Dodge Monaco four door hardtop on mirrors was designed to show the different mechanical components specially painted for this view.
	A similar image as this specacular photo of a 1973 Dodge Monaco two door hardtop (but with a proud owner next it) is shown in the catalog (Thanks to Hans Tore Tangerud).
	This advertisement shows a 1973 Dodge Polara four door hardtop (Thanks to Thomas Ackermann for this contribution!).
	Here's another advertisement for the 1973 Dodge Polara Custom four door hardtop fertauring a hers/his view on the car's advantages. (Thanks to Thomas Ackermann for this contribution!)
	This is a rare advertisement for the 1973 Dodge Taxi listing all the specifications and options for fleet use. (Thanks to Thomas Ackermann for this contribution!).
	This artist's rendering is taken from the cover of the 1973 Dodge Police catalog and shows a 1973 Dodge Polara Police sedan. If this sight appeared in your rearview mirror, you knew that the cops meant business.
	This is a black & white press photo out of an entire series, all showing a 1973 Dodge polara four-door hadtop. (Thanks to Thomas Ackermann for this contribution!).
	Another press photo of this series. (Thanks to Thomas Ackermann for this contribution!).
	Another press photo of this series. (Thanks to Thomas Ackermann for this contribution!).
	Another press photo of this series. (Thanks to Thomas Ackermann for this contribution!).

Here is the Consumer Information Bulletin letting prospective cusomters know about the 1973 Dodge Polara's innovations and new features.

This is a folder marketing Mopar's range of optinal equipment and add-on accessories, such as floor mats, ski-racks or - believe it or not - a home stereo system. So make up your mind if you forgot something...