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I work in the business. Renting out picture cars is part of it and I can tell you that yes cars do get damaged. Your car can get used for many scenes, but after they edit the film, much is cut out. I always say if you love your car don't rent it, it's kinda a gamble. As seen here riging up...

Yes the tires are old and will need new in the future. The car so far is just a trailer queen with very little road travel.

So this car is nothing really special or rare. I really like the originality, a very unmolested car other than a realistic 40 channel cb and matching antenna installed in 1978 and a realistic am/fm cassette deck with matching speakers and grills installed in 1984. The tires are Sears roadhandler...

I really like the originality of this car, it like a time warp. I'd like to get the emblem and then decide whether to install it or not. So many of these where removed when a car got a repaint. For what ever reason this car never received a emblem. From what I can tell the car was a lease for...

I cheaked the inside of the deck lid and I don't see any evidence that there was ever a emblem. The Car is very original including paint. From what I can tell, the car was a lease and remained in the dealerships name till 1984. I located where the first picture was taken and sent a email asking...

My 73 Newport was bought at Don Robertson Chrysler located in Brampton. For some reason there is no dealership tag. I found one on E Bay, but I think it's a later one ? I posted a few pictures, the first ones I believe would be correct and the last one being a later version. Thanks

It is in really nice condition

Nice very clean am/fm radio. Photos show condition and details. I haven't tested it, but will prior to selling. Asking $200 Canadian plus shipping . I am in Ontario Canada.

I work in the business and own a bunch of picture cars. Here's my mopars that have been used.

My brother in law owns a exhaust shop. He did a great job on my 64 Newyorker. My 62 Saratoga already had duals when I bought it. I was just wondering about the support as I see it notched for the pipe on the right side.

My 73 Newport is in need of exhaust. I'm thinking on a dual exhaust but I'm not sure if the pipe just goes under the transmission crossmember or do you need one from a dual exhaust car or modify the original one. Thanks

I'm in rual Hamilton

I never really gave it time. Had the hood open and hit the air button, checked and saw the compressor running and turned the car off. I saw a black box with a bunch of lines going to it, it looked new but I didn't know what it was at the time. When I have time I check the system over better. All...

So I pushed the a/c button and the compressor kicked in. The servo under the hood has been replaced in 1987 ( I have the invoice from the dealership) cost was $346.50. The unit still appears new. According to the tires, the car has had very little use since 1984. I don't see that the system was...

Yes the header panel grill and trim was changed. The car came with a NOS grill and I found the proper three pieces of trim for above the grill and lights.

The mileage reads 11430 so I would assume it has gone over once. The car shows very little wear so I have trouble believing it has over a 100,000 miles. On the other side I can't believe it has 11,000 miles. Lots of paper work and receipts came with the car but the mileage was never recorded...

So the cars I buy are usually used as rental cars for tv use. It makes it easier as I never need to certify or register the cars. I'm working on couple period shows needing 70s cars. I spot this 73 Newport and it catches my eye, price was good and it looked to be in good condition. I do my own...