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Nothing on the rocker panel. Here is a pic of the location on my 65. As was mentioned. the inner fender has to come out or the fender needs to come off unless you grind off the studs and glue it on.

I'll check the door decal. The response from "ayilar" in post #12 says April 14, 1972. Yes, it originally came equipped with dog-dish caps.

It was built in Newark, DE and exported to Canada, where it was sold new at Pajot Chrysler/Plymouth in Amherstberg, where it remained until my purchase. It wasn't advertised and became available unexpectedly through a friend of mine.

I like the first pic. Its an important profile. A C body needs to looks good with a gas hose hanging out the back, since that's where you spend most of you time looking at the car.

Also, don't forget the saying / theory: If you're getting it for free, YOU are the product. On behalf of no one, thanks to all the members to continue to produce valuable content here, in our esoteric corner of the digital world. Happy New Year!

The side pipes probably sounded like a good idea that just ended up sounding good. Some clean lake pipes would probably actually look pretty good.

C-body wagons have been on a 122" wheelbase since before there was an official C-body platform. "Correct" names for parts? Do not worry about that, just describe the part and location and let the parts vendors decide if they have what you need. What a normal person might call one part can be...

1973 chrysler new yorker for sale by owner - Chilliwack, BC - craigslist This is a really nice one with low mileage. Appears to be just over the border in Canada.

I just sent you a personal message. Thanks

Back in the later 1960s, I would spend hours on a Sunday afternoon filing down the ground electrode to get to a "Champion J-gap plug" equivalent. Where the ground electrode only covered 1/2 of the center electrode, for a better spark response. I could tell a bit of a difference, to the good...

no comment on how other people feel about "ads". Free country and NOMB. Specifically however, I got no beef with FCBO and how the fund their digital operating needs :) digital era businesses come to the best decision they can. given they (i.e., digital ads) are a fact of life/here to stay...

That is part Of my problem. I do not know what to call the part I want to look up or even what group it is in.

That certainly could happen!

Update: alright, much like the block's heater hose inlets and outlets, I finally got off my lazy *** and decided to get around to doing this...and it actually went quite well, albeit with a few hiccups. It's still a work in progress, but right now, I can confirm that even with the stock air...

I was walking the swap meet more than anything. I was too busy to take any pics worth sharing. None worth while of the Imperials since it was only 4 cars, one of which I see every day.

Congratulations on the score. I love them, such cool unique cars.

I have one. It’s a year older, though.

welcome to the wonderful world of C Bodies...there really is very little reproduced for our cars and much of what's out there only exists because it also fits the 6 figure models...and half the guys selling those parts don't realize that they interchange....step one is figuring out the factory...

What does the door decal show for build date? I think that your car would have come with the dog dish hub caps.

What a beauty, I love the 72 Polara. Where in Ontario did you find it? Bummer it did not catch my sight.