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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...

It looked like it was missing some chrome letters on the rear deck. I think someone who had the time, money and expertise SHOULD save this beautiful relic of another time.

Is this a Sport series 300 or an H

I originally thought it was a Traveler

1978 Buick Riviera and a 2001 Lincoln Town car

I always wanted a 70. they were in a really beautiful Chocolate Brown. Very elegant. Drove one with the 383 - 2 barrel 8.7 to 1 Compression ratio. i always assumed this vehicle to have a 3:23 Sure Grip as it Really hauled.

Just for your information - my dad bought a 1971 LeBaron 4 door and did what he always did took out the back seat - had double rods put horizontally and put approximately 900 lbs of clothing samples in the back seat and trunk. He travelled 50,000 mile s year like this and did it for 2 years when...

The ridiculous part about the letter cars was that optioned correctly they were more than an Imperial. I also wonder what the lady who won would do the first time she put it to the floor at 40 mph? That is were the long rams developed there maximum torque. Nick on Nicks garage dynoed a 63 short...

Several things 1) The name of the movie was "it's a Mad, Mad, Mad World." 2) I am old enough to remember these pre- 65 Mopars. If driven reasonably sanely (which most people do anyway) they were utterly reliable and great handling cars in stock form. For the observant members among you, my...

You got to love our supposed free society. Anything they can do to remind us of their grasp at total control they will do - down to taxing your dreams. I am glad i am 76. I would have loved to win this Dodge.

01 Lincoln Town Car ans 1 78 Buick Rivera.

My first real car was a 64 Newport. i much rather preferred the 880

As you can tell by the picture of my beloved 64 Imperial. i am a 60's Mopar guy. Not those overpowered stupid B abd E bodies but the full size Chryslers for which the wedge engine was originally designed for.

Are you sure it was a fuselage era and not a 76 - to 78 NYB?

Since I LOVE road cars Thr Hurst

I assume that is a 61 Newport not a Windsor? I had a used 61 newport many years ago and it was fast!

I am sorry to say mine is a 2001 Lincoln Town car. My wife's is a 1978 Buick Riviera. My 64 Crown (pictured at left) was sold several years ago to pay doctor bills. Does this mean I have to leave this site? LOL

Anybody try to explain what a 63 Pacesetter is.? While explaining try the 64 Siler Anniversary.

Pure and Simple. My dad drove Imperials from 1956 to 1973. In 76 he bought a NYB. I have had two Newports and a NYB St Regis in thriple dove gray. I wish Chrysler still made real cars rather than unafforable ones and electric cars (from Chrysler)?