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Would anybody know where to get this inside material? Appears to be rubber with a felt or mohair interior and it is riveted in place. Have tried outlets like Steel and DMT with no luck, unless I’m missing something. Looks like this.

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What year and flavor C body do you have in mind?

I bought another $200 Mecedes Benz today from my neighbor. This one is an 84 300SD turbo diesel that was last driven in 2004 and has been sitting outside in the weather since then. I spent "FOUR HOURS" trashing the car out and vacuuming the trunk, engine leaves/grass and interior. The trash...

I hope so too Mike

You are doing some really nice work. Please keep it up.

1960 Dodge Dart Limited Sedan 4D **** Now Discounted *** - - - 1960 Dodge Dart Phoenix - All Everything is There. Has Original interior protected by plactic covering - ( falling apart -gray and brown / black you see - zoom in ) Nice Patina. Ran when parked. - - - Has New Used Tires Now that...

Follow Johns tutorial on this. If you go into the search button in the top right corner and type in "Power window motor repair" you will see that others have provided a diagram on how to drill the doors for the bolt access so you don't have to jerk around with the regulator, way easier. CamShaft

Car is actually 1956 Chrysler New Yorker Convertible coupe. FB puts sedan for the year. Only 921 made. Body rust. Currently has non-original 392 dual carb flying wedge engine. To be sold Saturday, Jan 4 at silent auction in Alpine CA. VIN - N5541940 1956 Chrysler New Yorker · Convertible

Trust me I’d love to move, but I unfortunately can’t.

I’m sorry to hear you will be leaving for awhile, but I understand where you are coming from. I too am taking a break from a tractor forum I’m on for awhile too, I started about 5 days ago. I’m not going to go into it, but they too got me angry.

Driven 999 miles Automatic transmission Exterior color: Burgundy · Interior color: Tan Fuel type: Gasoline 1964 Chrysler 300 Poor condition

That is why my family moved South .

That is a parts car I wish I knew about 20 years ago when working on Nessie. Back then the windshield and dash pad may have been salvageable. Sad.

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Like here in Connecticut

1973 Chrysler New Yorker

:welcome: to FCBO by the way, we’re happy to have you. I believe I recognize your screen name on FBBO too:thumbsup:

That car is NOT a ‘67, it is a ‘66. Normally “PP” is Plymouth Premium, and that would be a VIP model. The engine code “G” would be a 383 2 barrel. That tilt-tele steering is VERY rare too by the way. There are way more knowledgeable people on here that may correct me and ad their wisdom such as...

1961 Chrysler New Yorker