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This car is currently available for sale on Facebook in Pennsylvania and has been for several months now. The Aztec Gold exterior is my favorite one on these cars too, but I prefer the 2 door models, otherwise I would have bought it given its pristine condition and well optioned...

I have thought from what i have read that TCP Global had the best potential for matching the fine metallics of the past when most companies now use the more shiny "in your face" metallics used in more modern formulas today? At least, when I called TCP Global about this issue, they claimed they...

Chris, which company provided the initial formula then and how far off was their initial effort in your view?

What source supplied the fine matching paint?

Few of those parts are ones that I have much experience with. I would have to agree with @Big_John though that many of them look like mid-60s Imperials which I have not owned.

What I can say from experience is that urethane strut rod bushings should never be used as it will seem that every bump in the road will transmit a huge impact to the passenger compartment and turn a previously quiet car into one that transmits too much noise. Wherever urethane bushings are...

I removed the passenger/right side wheelhouse on my 1971 Imperial about a year ago now. My car came from back East but was stored in a barn with a concrete floor so it didn't have too much rust. I did not have to remove the core support but I do recall having to remove a troublesome stud as...

Hi Pat, I just need to see how things evolve and I realize few can compete with a millionaire, but he has to convince me that he has the right resources lined up to actually be able to restore my Regal Lancer. I don't think he has enough resources lined up to restore so many of his cars...

Here is my 300C since it was easy to find on this website and make the search a non-issue for you:

Yes Grant, I knew Gary personally since I was a teenager and visited him often when he had his shop in Southern California. I watched him make so many parts for our Forward Look cars. He helped me learn how to do body work on my 1957 Chrysler 300C and that car is shown somewhere on this site...

Looks like those of you who really like this wagon have an opportunity to purchase it..................................... https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3746472625594006/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

I have found the most reliable information on the use of various oil viscosities comes from the vehicle owners manuals, and here is one example from a 1972 Polara/Monaco owners manual that is placed in the glove boxes at the factory: Since I reside in Southern California I usually use the...

A friend of mine is attending the Hershey Show today and sent me this photo as one of the C bodies that he knows I do like. These cars are still out there but they are very hard to find but the recent ones all seem to be dark green ! ?

Elwood Engle and his design staff back in the early 70s sure knew how to design outstanding vehicles and both of these reflect that excellence and the engineers also achieved the best ride/handling characteristics of them all in my view. Those two examples reflect that reality and you also own...

I believe that Craigslist listing was posted by the same seller since I believe the town it is in is still in the "inland empire". At some point, that car was pretty well taken apart - the original engine was pulled, disassembled and left apart sitting outside and uncovered for what appears to...

You really know how to make a great car in the beginning even much better with that choice of new convertible top color and a nice set of road wheels too. Super!

What have you done to Regina since you acquired her in terms of appearance - or was the paint, for example, that good when you got her? Top looks new and it looks like Road Wheels were added or maybe it came with them when you took ownership as well? You know that is one of my favorite colors...

And to add to the above post, numbers ending in an even number are usually the right side and ones ending in odd numbers would be the left side.