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I had my power steering gear box and pump rebuilt from Steer & Gear and today got the chance to go for a cruise. I went with the OEM stock feel and couldn't be more happier. No more leaks and really nice confident feel at the wheel. Video taken on back roads heading towards the historic town...

Unseasonably warm weather today here in New England so she got a nice wash with the foam cannon and installed the restored wheel covers. On Tuesday the rebuilt steering gear box and P/S pump gets installed.

This is what is on my '68 300. The build sheet I found under the driver's seat is not marked for engine block heater but there is one on the car. This was a car ordered at the dealer for a customer in Minnesota. Dealer installed?

The refresh of the driver's side power seat assembly is finally done and installed back into the car. A tip is to compress the spring and use zip ties to keep it in place when you take apart the gear. It makes assembly MUCH easier. Use a power drill and the cable to spin it to compress it down...

I did a lot of multi-tasking today. Crack of dawn I worked on the second step of prepping, taping, paint, and touch up on one of my wheel covers. Afterwards, I did started the second wheel cover to get the black ring that surrounds the medallion and give it 24 hours to cure. To see how I did it...

I buffed the wheel covers to a mirror finish and moved forward to repaint the black ring around the center cover and silver between the “spokes” that give the wheel cover a perception of depth. I went to the local auto paint supply store and got some masking tape that worked wonderfully since...

Worked on the rear quarter power windows today. I drilled a hole to fit a 1/4" bolt to secure the regulator in place and then removed the motor. Cleaned up the hardened graphite grease, lubed up the gear with white lithium grease, and reinstalled. I checked the archives and found a post from...

Took my '68 300 on a Fall foliage ride yesterday on mostly back roads to Meredith, up RT175 to Kancamagus highway, Bear Notch Road, to 302. Pictures taken at the MT. Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods.

I converted my rear tail lights, reverse lights, front directional, and cornering lights on my '68 300 with LED bulbs from Alla Lighting. It has built in resistors and there is no hyperflash. Just plug them in like any other bulb and you don't have to crawl under the dash in the "space shuttle...

I see on Rock Auto there are two turn signal switches. If you have cornering lights will part number SM107 will work? It does not say in the description like it does for SM106 that states (w/o Tilt Wheel; w/o T&T Wheel; w/o Cornering Lights; Chrysler Built Column)

I had an issues just like yours. Everything worked like it should but when the headlights were on nothing worked right including the dash lights. I got a rebuilt headlight switch and everything is working perfectly. Just sharing my experience. Good luck!

Thank you Big John I contacted ABC and they have the hinge cover and the bracket it needs to install it back on the seat. I ordered them and should get them soon. The bad news is they only reproduce the plastic hinge cover but not the chrome strips. I contacted Murray Park who told me he had one...

I have the OEM Federal PS pump with the vented cap with ears on my car and the responses to my original post clearly say that the label identifies that this pump was rebuilt sometime in the past. This is perfectly fine since it records a history of the car from previous ownership from the last...

I am seeking help from members who can help identify what the text said that was on this decal affixed to the power steering pump on my ’68 300 survivor car. I needed to remove it because the glue had softened up and was only just hanging on the corner of the label. Unfortunately the PS fluid...

Yes, I do have a power seat. I will edit my original post. Thanks and let me know what you have . Frank

Seeking help to find the lower trim panel for a 1968 300 that is missing on my car. Color of my interior is black with power adjustable seat. Picture attached highlighted in yellow. Any leads would be greatly appreciated. Frank