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Up for Sale OFFICIALLY! My 1968 Chrysler New Yorker project. Selling for a good cause. I know the general consensus here is that I should keep the car. Unfortunately right now in my life this car is more of a weight on my shoulders dragging me down. The positive thing, is selling it helps my...

Pine/Ocean Blvd, Long Beach. Euclid Ave, Garden Grove, CA.

...actually an aftermarket casting which was more ample in dimensions with clean internal castings, the temp needle was 1.5-widths higher on the gauge, with the same 180* F thermostat. Contrary to their sales literature! Now, finally, what is your definition of "over-heating"? Take care, CBODY67

Trailer tires are designed as such, not for a car or pickup truck. Which is why their tread design is what it is. Not designed to be on a steering axle, which can also affect how things are placed internally. Not to say they couldn't be, which is why they are designated "trailer tire" so...

Check the Dealer Order Guides in the "Library" at www.hamtramck-historical.com (might need to manually enter that address) for the ins and outs of 15" wheels/tires on E- and B-body cars of the target years. Check the option of the 60-series tires and 15" wheels on the E-bodies. There were some...

Pretty cool what year is your car?

Interesting, all the muscle cars came with 14 as standard, I'm assuming that applies to the Challenger as well since it's smaller

Yes.

Way up at the top of the best looking lowriders I’ve seen.

Summit Racing only has the wide white wall. It looks like a Coker.

Mine was in the movie Gotti filmed in Cincinnati before I purchased it. It was only parked in a few scenes for time period correctness.

This is a OEM Big Block Throttle Return Spring. It is original, not a china knock off. It came off of a 1969 440 GTX, but may also work on other years and engines. $15.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.