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I think Paul’s is closed. Google maps says permanently closed

2 door? Part #?

What years were 1 and 2?

On a final serious note, I am glad that the car is not stolen and @Turboomni at least knows his car is indeed being used for a scam somewhere, somehow, by someone.... I did mark the ad as a scam.

I am Irish / Scottish / Cherokee. Long line of American Hill Billie's after the hardships fought to be in America (my ancestors). My family fought in the Civil War and the Spanish American War as well as several (most) wars since those times. I do enjoy the derail sometimes yal. Gotta give...

Last owner was looking for why the engine did not crank. New relay/starter/ignition switch later and now I have it. Need the retaining nut (chrome) for the ignition switch. I have a bezel coming but the nut will be needed. In Georgia. PS it turned out the problem is with the neutral switch...

I have one. 100 dollars but I’m in Ohio

On the firewall.

One more thought-I use to work at a jukebox restorer shop and we sent our chrome jobs to "Pauls Chrome" in Mars PA. Do not know if he is still there or not. Found him in a car magazine.

I am not endorsing this product, I am just posting an example of what I spoke about. I haven't used it since my helicopter days, but I intend to use it before tearing into the engine. https://spectroline.com/oil-glo-ultra-fluorescent-dye/

Speaking from experience..ATF4 is more expensive and when travelling not all gas stations or truck stops carry it. I had a 904 rebuilt and used ATF4 in it. It leaked and drank that synthetic schit. Yes it gave crisp shifts but the 318 Coronet was no muscle car either I rebuilt my 68 Newport 727...

Decided to clean off the gray primer, wire wheel next. Then will rattle can some glossy clear. Little closer to the original steel natural color

The synthetics don't burnup as fast. So, you probably won't have to change it if you manage to overheat the car.

where would that be located?

I took some pics not the greatest but still decent, which part is supposed to move? Looks like an electrical connector attached to the block in back