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1991 Dodge Monaco Seat Belt - Interior Styling
Without electronic sensor attachments; Driver and passenger sideReplacement brand parts are the most affordable solution for all of your replacement needs! Replacement specializes in body parts and lighting products; it also stocks a wide array of Original Equipment (OE) quality electrical, brakes, suspension, intake, exhaust, cooling and heating parts. Unlike more expensive items from your dealer, the brand new parts we offer are the most economical in the market and are the perfect replacement for your old, broken or damaged OEM parts. Best of all, all Replacement brand items are backed by a 1-year, unlimited-mileage warranty.
  • Replacement
  • Set Of 2
Price: $44.92


All Engines All Submodels
Oval body; Higher loaded substrate.
  • Walker
  • Natural
  • OE Replacement, 49-state Legal - No CA Shipments
  • Sold Individually
Price: $77.61


8 Cyl 5.2L Royal
Provides protection against fuel system wear and corrosionWarranty Information: 12 month - 12,000 mile limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship; Threaded connectors and original equipment quality mounting brackets. .
  • Interfil
  • Sold Individually
Price: $23.93


All Engines All Submodels
STANDARD T-SERIES IGNITION COIL -- 12 V; A high quality, direct fit OE replacement ignition coil.
  • Standard
  • Sold Individually
Price: $55.18


All Engines All Submodels
Provides excellent sealing and durability; Made from custom-engineered copolymer binder system which holds fibers and fillers together.
  • Mr Gasket
  • Direct OE Replacement
  • Set
Price: $23.33


8 Cyl 5.9L Base, Brougham, Crestwood
8 Cyl 5.2L Base, Brougham
A car that have lasted about 12 years in different body styles and in different categories—that is the Dodge Monaco. From a sole model in 1965, its line-up expanded through the years until it shrunk in size and was finally dropped from the car model line-up in 1976. But no matter what body style or car category it was placed in, the Dodge Monaco remained to be a name for personal luxury vehicles.

The Dodge Monaco was introduced by Chrysler in 1965 as a full-size personal luxury sedan. It was a hardtop coupe whose body is based on Chrysler's C body platform. It was actually considered as the premium trim of the Dodge Polara and was aimed to compete with rival Pontiac Grand Prix.

In 1969, the Dodge Monaco brand name was designated to a whole line of full-size premium level cars. It replaced the Pontiac Polara and its model line-up now includes sedans, hardtops, and station wagons. The name Pontiac Polara was then given to Chrysler's entry level cars using the same C body platform.

In the 1970s, Chrysler again shifted the Dodge Monaco nameplate to its line of mid-size cars, shortly after it dropped the Dodge Coronet nameplate. The former line of Dodge Monaco was then named the Dodge Royal Monaco. This setting was retained until 1976 when only the Dodge Royal Monaco remained as the sole Chrysler C body car.

The Dodge Monaco might have shifted styles and sizes in its entire production history but it continued to represent one thing, and that is luxury. Now, the Dodge Monaco is old and the once luxurious car would often be found only on the garage. You can still, however, make use of such luxurious car with just a few restoration jobs. Equip it with high quality Dodge Monaco parts that can be found here at Parts Train and it will be running again the way that it used to. The Dodge Monaco is a classical car that you can be proud of so there is no reason for you to keep it forever in your garage.

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