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ATF in 1967 had whale oil in it. Just FYI.

I have my 69 Monaco 4dr HT insured with Haggerty with a stated value of $10,000. And it's no creampuff!

Yes, ATF in 1967 was "Type A, Suffix A" fluid. Probably similar to a hydraulic oil with some automatic transmission-specific wear additives and "kind to the seals" items, too. In the 1970s, I could buy PSF from the Chrysler dealer or I could buy it from a Mopar Parts jobber nearby. I bought...

Spend the small fortune on new aluminum. It won't be nearly as fussy about the fuel you feed it, and no matter whose head you chose, a noticeable increase in performance from increased air flow over stock. I was surprised that you said they cut the decks .010". The reason I mentioned the deck...

Most of these old cars that are still in service will be garaged and remain in one usable piece for many decades. Not just the original intended one-decade Chrysler had in mind. They have climber their last mountain and rest in luxury now. So, new tank when available. I don't give it a second...

ABS plumbers glue very worked well worked for resurrecting the many pieces of the absolute crap non abused but thoroughly busted door panel plastic. So, use the nice thick clear ABS glue for that. Removing the %&#@$%&^% glue used for the vinyl covering the arm rest is a major pain in the ***...

I bought a new tank for my '67 Monaco from Vans last year, they were "on sale", $240 plus shipping. Shipping to Michigan was I think $50. It seems to be identical to my original from eye-balling it next to each other and with a tape measure. I'd imagine your '68 300 would have had the exact...

This is likely similiar to the missing post , Marv Gingrich "1978 C body wiper cam parts. Over the years there have been many posts about wipers on 1978 New Yorkers. I along with many others were confused about what parts fit our cars. The proper parts have not been available for years. I did...

Only 3 owners over the past 50 years! Correct Mardi Gras Red over Tan Leather! Numbers matching 413ci V8 2x4 Ram Induction to produce 375 horsepower! One of only 337 Convertible 300G's ever produced for 1961! Comes with build sheet copy decoded by the Chrysler 300 Club International...