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Those are 78 NYB only...you can tell by the centre chrome rib. Every other year 74-77 Imperial and NYB only had the chrome outer ring.

So it's more of a paint scheme than a tribute or clone but even the paint is wrong. Sad.

Why would someone reupholster the interior in black? That has got to be the oddest part of this "clone". Looks a lot better than the first post though.

CS23T1C227546 is now listed for sale in Juniper Springs, CA (Inland Empire) with an ask of $5k. Only 4 photos, all seen in the old ad: 1971 Chrysler 300 for sale by owner - Homeland, CA - craigslist From the ad: "Good body with 440 engine runs good battery dead. trans does have leak but does...

This is CM27T0C110092 which has since been listed for sale twice, see here for the latest info: NOT MINE - 1970 Chrysler 300 Convertible Hurst Tribute eBay

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CM27T0C110092 is again for sale, this time on Hemmings. The ad is short on specifics and has just one photo: "This one of a kind Chrysler 300 convertible has a new top and new upholstery/black. Newly rebuilt carburetor with a 440 industrial engine. This is a sweet ride."

The ad states that he is only selling the motor out of that "ole girl". Must be planning a 350 for the derby? Why just the motor and trans?

It will be painted eventually.. I like to get them drivable, enjoy them and work on them. Hmmm Syracuse Nationals....... hmmm....

Two questions now that it's drivable... Is it going to be painted or are you going for the rough patina look? And will I see this at the Syracuse Nationals next year?

I had this problem in my Newport after replacing the steering gear. A slight adjustment of the steering gear valve body corrected the problem. Here’s a great video showing correctly how to fix it. watch video from 7:28 onward

Say chief? Is this a contemporary photo? Reason I ask is I think there's only ONE piece of road that allows a proper l-o-s wtih skyline and near background. And it looks different to me today. We can compare notes at the end, but just curious. Thanks.

I'll take the freak show on the right, please.

So I pushed the a/c button and the compressor kicked in. The servo under the hood has been replaced in 1987 ( I have the invoice from the dealership) cost was $346.50. The unit still appears new. According to the tires, the car has had very little use since 1984. I don't see that the system was...

Nice looking four door hardtop. I'm sure yer A/C "needs charged . . ." Good luck with that ATC II.