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@Trace 300 Hurst

The part number is 3503744, there are 6 of them on ebay right now. Good luck!

In the mid 70's and up they just used a high pressure cut'out switch that was screwed on the hi pressure freon port on the compressor and just piggy back wired in line on the compressor power wire. No switch inside the car it was automatic I have a couple, I'll get you the part number. They are...

The fact that so far you didn't come across a nice Formal Dodge or Plymouth makes me wonder why. Have they become rarer since I joined the group about six years ago? Some possible explanations: - I don't do Facebook so that's a whole chunk of the internet that I have no information about; -...

Thank you. The ‘68 Newport I own was my grandfathers and has a lot of sentimental meaning to me. I’ve had it for over 30 years but only recently running. Very excited to share what I know and learn from others!

"Jefferson and Lynch Road plant had different tag coding protocols and formats compared to other plants."

Thinks cars looks to have sold for 4k on Ebay.

What does that plug look like compared to the others?

Real car guys use the term.

Thank you will give them a call for sure.

An exterior Targa band to disguise the hump? Pic borrowed from another thread.

Engine, a motor doesn't have exhaust leaks. Also try this listening with a piece of heater hose to your ear. You can hear metal tapping with a metal rod, but not so good for exhaust leaks. Also with the engine cold have a helper start it and you feel around for exhaust leaks for the first...

Understood. You do raise a good point, I'll add that in the post and add it here, I would absolutely be fine with a trade for a driver quality car.

Well I'm in Oregon so I would have to go past a bunch of Newport and New Yorker sedans including the one 40 feet from my door and the one I have 10 miles east of here. But I think it's good info for the sale. If you have two hours to get it running good it's easier to sell, but if not and you...

Join me in welcoming @GreenGoose68Newport to FCBO.

So quick question about headers the ones from schumacher are supposed to fit for cbody but price is not what I want to pay I Was thinking about getting some block hugger short headers because of price any one knows if I'll run into fitment issues? I'm sure you get what you pay for but the price...

Depends entirely on what you got, but yes. I don't really have the time or the space to get the motor back together. It WAS a running and driving car however, not really an issue with the motor besides it being a bit leaky (due to it's age, naturally). That was why I had taken it apart, but...

Join me in welcoming @sstrubbe to FCBO.

Do you have the ability at this time to get the motor assembled and running? If not would you be interested in trading for a running and driving car?