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We were not Lazy in those days! We didnt have hand held crap to entertain us!, good ole fashioned imagaination kept us busy.

And the 64 wheel center adapted to the metal clip ring of the Ramcharger center. Easy peasy quick and easy. I think the 65 Imperial centers would look better though.

Nothing I am yet aware of. I spoke briefly with Amy last night. Will be in the loop and post details as I get them everyone.

And here's the 64 Imperial wheel cover back side.

Is there any kind of memorial fund set up for the family?

Here's pictures of the Ramcharger wheel and center cap.

There is a radio delete panel on the dash . I bet that is a rare choice on the 1969 New Yorker. Maybe just an AM on many of that era but no radio is a rarity. Trim tag must be correct since there is no radio in the car and it is blocked off neatly.

1964 Chrysler Windsor 383 4dr $5500 CAD / $3800 USD Edmonton Alberta https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/grande-prairie/64-chrysler-windsor/1706111219 1964 windsor 383 , new tires ,fresh tuneup , rust free , one small dent in rear bumper, drivers seat needs to be reupholsterd everything works...

Ahh, I see that now. I thought something was off with what I was seeing. Thanks. Is that still October then ? A ?

...works. As a side issue, becoming more active, with doctors' guidance. Might have many benefits! When I was running regularly, even in 100*F temperatures. 5-6 mile jogs/day, doing "interval training", my heat tolerance went up big time. Made those cool showers at Bally's afterward feel...

Here in the mountains of Colorado I leave the vehicle run some times while I am getting gas. Depends on how cold and frigid it is. I only lock them when I go inside for something, not often. As soon as I go down to the city people though I never leave it running. Even if I am standing...

Well, that would free up a spot in @Boydsdodge's garage :) PS: Tux is a superb automobile. I have had the privilege and pleasure of riding in the car with him at the wheel.

Good luck getting the owner @Boydsdodge to part with it.

What is your car? PS: if your car is a fusie, see =saforwardlook&o=relevance']here.

1968. This Newport is a 1969.

I think the build date, SPD (scheduled production date) is A12. So October 12th, 1969. Does appear to be 142522. Any chance of a better picture of the broadcast sheet? I can read parts of both but not completely. And that fender tag would help. If you want to know the end of...