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Congrats on getting the Imperial. If the radiator is rusty, then the block's water passages are most probably where the rust started. Which can mean the heater core is similar. Might try a rinse of the system to see what's there. Just a rinse with no cleaning agents. Then inspect the core...

Very cool car. I probably would have bought it also. I have always been a fan of post/coupe body styles. Especially, B Bodies.

It was all about the looks. I personally have always liked the Magnum 500/ road wheels.

So there's one answer. Didn't want to be like Ford OR Ford didn't want to be like Chrysler. Similar but different. A similar thing to the sizes of the wheels used. Chrysler stuck to the 14x5.5, whereas Ford used the 14x6 and 15x7s on their sporty models. The Chrysler 14x5.5 wheels have a...

I didn't know there were shorter caps. The odd time I've searched for them (new/repo or used) they always seemed to be the same (same length) which is what - 3 inches?

Join me in welcoming @kckalden to FCBO.

The ding in the RHS rear quarter is still there and the engine has been painted yellow, so she's not for me. But CM23M2C264747 looks solid. Thank you for the link, absolutely tons of photos at that page -- though not one with a detailed view of the fender tag :mad: Here is the VIN tag.

Some photos for records. They look to have been taken at different places/times. @polara71 will note the New Jersey plates in the first picture below, so perhaps he knows about CM23U0C228762 ?

Very nice Newport. 15.300€, about US$16.700 seems reasonable. Chrysler Newport Coupe 1972 Chrysler Newport Custom Coupe Gold

I made a mock up front panel for a piece of equipment we were developing and used cardboard. I taped a full scale plot of the front panel to it and had a technician wire up the interior harnesses while we waited for the machined front panel.

Thank you for that information! I just added your discovery of 228762 that was for sale in Germany and I'll post an updated Registry later today. It will include your Poland find from a month ago, 235899, which is still the "newest" car in the Registry. I do not have a 226762, but I do have a...

Nice find! We appear to have similar tastes.

Cardboard and duct tape is my go-to mock-up material.

If there’s a glass doctor facility nearby - they too might have an old school dude. We discovered that in getting our RV windshield resealed