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yup -- all day long, seven days/week, sundays and holidays included.:) if, minus the wheels, $2,500 got that deal done? i'd send my guys over with cash, a rollback, eyeball/sniff/listen to it good, see whats in the trunk, look at a good title, send me a text/couple pics, and pay that for it...

Well this is not something I wanted to hear! If this is true, I am really disappointed! :(

Sooo RIGHT! I've used a couple aluminum radiators, one of **** quality, the other a good quality for the $ buy, but they're certainly not readily repairable, and the basic electronegativity issue assures electrolysis over time with any water based coolant. As soon as one purchases totally...

Different than in 69, the end caps go on first come off last, no butterfly clips ( the stud would cut into the top). Alan

Here's another black 4 speed 300L convertible. 1965 Chrysler 300 L Convertible - Rare 4-Speed 413cu / 360hp - Frank's Classic Cars $79k.

Always thought it was cool as hell seeing ute conversions. Never truly appreciate just how long these cars are until the rear doors go away.

think the white classic ones were the smaller ones for the A body...not wide enough...Quirey Quality designs in Pa has them listed in their Gary Goers catalog (pdf page 24) but idk if they actually have them in stock

On my 65 and once I got the end caps removed which were held on with a screw, I was able to slide the mouldings one way, butterfly clips underneath, and then the other repeatedly until they were removed. Worked for me and put them back on the same way. Kinda like a little puzzle.

Definitely a Chrysler, not Imperial.

Probably $20-25K too much, hence why it hasn't sold.

I'm not sure how the black is painted, but the emblem itself is anodized aluminum. The aluminum is cast, polished and then anodized. BTW, most all of that stuff isn't made by Chrysler and from what I've seen, there's more handwork done then you would expect, especially 50+ years ago. It...

rockers doors quarters are all rusty.

CarX at 102nd St & Western Ave in Chicago. In 1978 there was a 68 Dart and an A100 parked out front, today there is a Chrysler 300 parked out front when the Google car went by.

Wow! How rusty is it? Seats and door panels look perfect, carpet even looks great! This is a highly optioned car in great colours. I hope you may consider selling it whole rather than parting.

From the mane plates on my cars, plus others I've seen from other manufacturers, IF the paint was sprayed, as they age and the paint deteriorates, you CAN see from which direction the spray gun was placed as the parts were sprayed. Especially on items which had sharp edges on them. This is...

For Sale - I have one good 1969 Chrysler optional deep dish wheel cover. I actually have a set of four of these caps, but 3 of them are dinged and curb rashed, and therefore not really worth shipping, since they each weigh in at about seven pounds. This one cap is nice, with one very small...

These side fratzog’s were the worst. Plus I already had them installed. 68 Polara restore back on

I could imagine that they had some sort of template that they pressed against the face and then a quick dusting of black paint. I sprayed mine all black and then took a rag soaked in lacquer thinner wrapped around a little piece of cardboard and wiped the shiny surface right away. Did this for...

My son who is also a member here that posts even less than I do but he keeps in touch with Wyatt and the other guys in the area on the side, had a helluva time finding a windshield for his 72 wagon. I had to go all the way to Murray Park to get one and pay out the nose for a used one at that...