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wow, that looks just like the kit i bought in January of 2020

Only 49, he was just 5 years older than myself.

death is one thing that there is no discrimination against.

I would guess at an actual collector car auction, where people with money go with the intent of taking something home. That is handsome car.

It was said somewhere in this thread that he worked swing shift. I know that routine all too well, have done it 2 different times over the years, one being 12 hr shifts and the other place was 8s, I remember having too many close calls driving home after being on nights... I usually made sure...

Yikes. I mostly seen him and his posts on the "trucks only" site and occasionally on FABO as I admit I honestly don't come on this one as much as I probably should

@LocuMob @65 Monaco @65 monaco PS @Ross Wooldridge @cbarge

Do I read part numbers 3431301 (headlight brush), 3431449 (actuator of the headlamp washer), and 3431416 (reservoir)?

I'm new to cars and am rebuilding a 1965 monaco

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Thanks again for looking.

Hello everyone. Thanks for the add.

What can I say? At 77 my eyes are not what they were in 1962 (I was 15) I would look for someone who can adjust those dual carbs. Incorrectly done -- this can be a bear on the street. As an aside, this should have been one of the lightest of the letter series as it is on the 122in wheel base. i...

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This 1972 NYB appeared in an episode of Adam 12: I don't remember seeing those optional wheel covers on a 1972 Chrysler before, and yet here they are in the Dealership Data Book (scan courtesy of Hamtramck Historical):

Locksmith may be able to get your answer. Or go count them.