Recent content by Pete Kaczmarski

In 1970, Chrysler offered factory front and rear bumper guards as they are on my build sheet.

Google, "1970 Chrysler Newport build tag decoding". I just did that on my '76 Cordoba, there are several sites but look for the one you fill in the blanks using information from your build tag.

I just had my 1976 Chrysler Cordoba half vinyl top replaced. The upholster was able to find the exact material as when new. A friend of mine helped with replacing the body putty in the seam for the roof to rear quarter. I spent about $400 for the removal and body work and $900 to the Upholster.

Years ago when I compared the manufacturers, I went with St. Louis Spring. They were moderately cheaper, and I was happy with them.

my '59 Imperial with 14" stock tires

I recently watched Mopar Connection Magazine on Youtube.com and their restoration of the 1970 Plymouth Fury Convertible. They used a Cold Case Radiator which made me think twice. 74-78 Mopar C-Body BB 28" Aluminum Performance Radiator

SS22: Unknown Special Unknown P6R: Unknown 1966 Windsor, ONT, CAN 247781: Sequence number E68: 400 cid 4 barrel V8 High Performance D36: A727 3-Speed Automatic Transmission TX9: Exterior Color DRX9: Trim - Luxury, Leather Bucket Seats, Black 000: Full Door Panels 323...

Have you tried here? Hoffmeister's Imperial Heaven | Chrysler Imperial Specialist

1959 has a different lens. I thought someone was reproducing them....let me think.

New vinyl top put on by upholsterer and picked up today.

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The exhaust rumble would of been enough for me without music from the "Doors".

Hope you have Facebook....this guy has one black in color NOS 55-56 Plymouth floormat........NOS Classic Car Floor Mats Ford Mercury Buick Oldsmobile Plymouth Dodge

No Lean Burn from the Factory. Although I have the Lean Burn on my '79 Magnum GT, '78 New Yorker St Regis Coupe, and my '79 New Yorker, all run fine.

For me, growing up in the 1960s-1970's I hung out at a local full-service "Skelly" station. There was a customer who had a twin to this car. This was in the day of no computers, so I looked at the "Walker" exhaust book because of the oddity of dual w/o cats and it sure stuck with me. Decades...