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1970 Chrysler 300 Convertible for sale by owner - Hernando, FL - craigslist Florida car barn find. 1970 Chrysler 300 Convertible. T Vin 440ci V8 Automatic Factory floor shift and console. Loaded car power windows,locks factory AC and more. Runs and lots drives. Just got done with a tune up...

Just in case you missed it: 1976 NYB sold at Mecum.

Here are 2 links that may help: Roof Rail Weatherstripping Weatherstrip

Thank-you! I've wondered who's buying these cars. I have a little back-story on the dealer: Two years ago, that dealer listed a 1970 Toronado GT for sale on YouTube, as "original and perfect". Fortunately, he mentioned where he bought it, and I found that ad as well. The car wasn't as...

The sample they sent me fit fine, and I was going to buy it in 2019. Just for the heck of it, I got to fiddling with the window adjustment, and that fixed the wind noise! I haven't needed it since, although I don't drive the car much and it's very well maintained.

Now that I think about it, the car was gone on Saturday. It was only there on Friday.

Thanks. I didn't know that.

I don't know. I remember he wanted a lot of money, and the car was gone in a few days.

Just in case you wonder what a new one looked like, this was an original, 31 mile 77 Newport 4 door sedan (400 2-bbl) that appeared at the Syracuse Nationals on July 19, 2014. That's a huge show, with about 8,000 registered cars. The guy who put this on display ran a junk clean-out business...

After owning 6 c-bodies and multiple spinnaker white Chrysler products over 50 years, I just learned something: Chrysler had two different Spinnaker white paints. One is EW1, which the real Chrysler Corp used.. The other is PY1666 which Fiat Chrysler used. They're two different colors...

Just something that popped up on Facebook: MOPARS FOR SALE & TRADE: 1914 thru 1989 only! (No Parts!) | 1975 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron | Facebook Seller's description 1975 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron. Solid body, interior is in great shape, 440 cu. in engine. Nineteen feet long, longer than most...

Just something I noticed. It's not perfect: 1965 Chrysler New Yorker · The owner states: "Hello, I bought this car about 2 1/2 years ago and it had not run since 1992. Has the original 413 big block in it. I put a new carburetor on it. Got it running. It has a new gas tank fuel lines brakes...

400 V8. -From the ad last week, from the owner that apparently sold it to the dealer that has it now.

Thanks for your input, but this was years ago. Back then I tried everything you mentioned except for the vacuum pull-off. All the bolts were tight. When this happened, I shut off the engine and looked at the secondary butterfly valves at the bottom of the carb. They were always getting...