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The "right side numbers" listed are the first part of the VIN, with the last part being the last part of the VIN, looks like. Might it match the vehicle you have? Just some thoughts, CBODY67

I have no problem with you posting the for sale ad. We need to know what the market is doing whether we like it or not. Regarding your technical comments on other posts, I find them informative. I was criticizing the seller, not you. People who say, "if it doesn't sell, I'll restore it."...

I agree, please keep posting what you see. I very much enjoyed seeing this very cool Fury, thank you! And cuda hunter is right, the comments about the price were not directed at you in any way, it was just personal observations about the car.

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Not that it matters so much, doing a complete rebuild, just wondering since it has the numbers, it's a 69 383 says 12 172 with an R on the pad and the lower side numbers are CL23G9F 187893, has 906 heads but getting ready for an upgrade, thanks for any info. Jim Probably the wrong forum...

In my opinion, the coolest car there.

Estate car selling absolute !Runs Drives 78,423 milesBig block 4 Barrel engine, Weak BreaksAppears to be in original condition VIN:CM23G66108683 PA title #55 • 1966 Chrysler 300 Sold High bid $4,200 Fall Classic Car Auction – Gilbertsville, PA Saturday October 19th at 11:00am Held onsite...

I hope someone here got this. In my opinion the best looking c body. Also, to me the 65 300L, and 66 Sport Fury. Obviously, my opinion. 1966 Chrysler 300

I know it's hard to say if they will clear or not my grandpa seems to think they will clear the power steering but yea idk wanted to see if anyone else tried it first before I choose what to buy.

Do you need to? No. Should you? Sure. Keeps it looking OEM under the hood.

Tti doesn't have a kit for 360 la that fits cbody unless by mistake I missed it when I was looking

Grab a 5-gallon gas can and drive to to the closest small airport and buy some 100 octane low lead aviation gasoline (Avgas 100LL). Same airports have self serve with a credit card, others you pay and they drive the fuel truck to you. They won't fill your vehicle. 100LL has an octane rating...

TTI is the go to company for mopar exhaust systems.

Detroit circa 1907. "Looking up Woodward Avenue from the Campus Martius Chattanooga, Tennessee, circa 1907. "Fountain Square and courthouse March 1943. "Baltimore, Maryland. 1943. "Amarillo, Texas. View over the city." The Fisk Building and South Polk Street Key West 1938

Good looking car! The door sticker at 39 seconds appears to have paint overspray on it. APPEARS.

Date code relates to production date of the item, not what's inside the unit. As I recall, the MP unit is "restoration correct" as to the last ones that Chrysler produced, according to a MP rep at a seminar at Mopar Nats, one year. Enjoy! CBODY67