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I have a 1967 imperial crown and I’ve been trying to find a way to convert the am radio to Bluetooth without messing with the power antenna but haven’t found much for answers if anyone know about this please let me know me know

Post in thread 'Heavy Metal' Heavy Metal. that woulda been something ... :(

what am I looking for when I do this? Also what should the dial be set at?

Thanks for these, and if you ever get that door opened...... I'm going to update the Registry in a few days with your info and the others that have been provided over the past two months.

The other 4 I’ve highlighted in this picture (5 in total). They have to be the exact, correct size/thickness.

Looking for a passenger side latch assembly for the convertible top and or the part I need to fix it, (in picture) ,thank you!

Can’t save them all.. But! You’ve made a valiant effort for sure, parts of her will live on

WhoooHoooo!!! Congratulations on the sale.

STUNNING!!!!!!!!!

This one is stored at my place, owner has the fender tag, console car.

Couple to add, I own this one. It is buried in my storage so can’t get driver door open to get door tag.

They are the same car. Bill bought the car with the aftermarket/dealer installed vinyl top already on it. It's been something he's wanted to remove for as long as he's had the car. The invitation to the show was the excuse he needed to finally rip it off and bring the car back to original.

So the cars above are not the same ?.......vinyl top vs non vinyl top......

Absolutely stunning!

Other 4? Please educate me…

Meant to push heavy metal, but alas, it was not to be. This is the monstrous General Electric GE4 turbojet, the most powerful jet engine of its era. This beast was almost 30 feet long and had a thrust output of 63,000 lbs with after afterburner. To put that into perspective, that is three times...

It's @billyfury GT. Star of the show imo. I'm so glad they were able to bring it there! Bill & his son did an amazing job getting it ready for the Tuxedo Display. Notice the aftermarket vinyl top has been removed.

My '65 300L rear carpet. I took this pic before trimming because I was thinking of the convertibles and 4 dr sedans as we've discussed it a bit on here.

IMHO, that's a bad gamble. At least get some plasti-gauge and check a few. Have you checked your ring gap before you started assembling the crank?

I really don't know. The one in my car was from Trim Parts before they closed. I did put a new carpet from ACC in my '65 300L. That carpet had enough extra in the back seat platform (or whatever you would call it) area. The problem has been they didn't give you enough extra to cover the area...