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    How to flatten the padded C-pillar panels in my 77 NYB

    Just place the steamer on the backing board (that’s the piece that is actually warped). I’ve had 1 4 door and 2 coupes. These C pillar appliqué’s are too heavy for fiberboard they used. Over time the weight forces the boards to warp. On the coupes Chrysler issued a memo to use screws in each...
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    How to flatten the padded C-pillar panels in my 77 NYB

    I use a steamer that was very inexpensive designed for clothes. It’s handy to have
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    How to flatten the padded C-pillar panels in my 77 NYB

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    How to flatten the padded C-pillar panels in my 77 NYB

    I’m wondering if a steaming it might work?
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    68 300, body color around taillights?

    Wow Again!!! Gosh that black grill!!!!!! Holy Cow!!!! Looking at these 68 tails I definitely feel Black is preferable!
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    68 300, body color around taillights?

    I owned a French Ivory 68 300 that had the black rear panel. I thought it looked “right” although I believe that it hinges on the body color of the car frankly. I never realized that Chrysler changed the color mid year.
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    68 300, body color around taillights?

    I have to admit that this is the most handsome looking 68 Newport (or any for that matter) 4 door I have ever seen. Wow - just Wow!! And I agree regarding the rear panel color. The Chrysler folks were right on this call: definitely body color.
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    White convertible top cleaner recommendation

    I have a similar situation (a brand x all original 73 Indy Pace Car/white/white top) as it left the factory: I’ve scrubbed it with everything. The 2 best things - “green top” sprayway cleaner & (or) soft scrub. I mask off the areas trim/paint/glass that I don’t want the chemicals touching...
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    Comment by 'Chocolatetown Imperialism' in item 'My 60 Crown Imperial (ex Rockefeller)'

    The AACA Museum has posted a new video on YouTube on this car.
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    Comment by 'Chocolatetown Imperialism' in item 'My 60 Crown Imperial (ex Rockefeller)'

    There’s a New video on this car on YouTube
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    My 60 Crown Imperial (ex Rockefeller)

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    1967 Chrysler 300 bought for and owned by Walter P Chrysler's granddaughter

    The reason the 67 300 post got my attention is that I really like 65-68 Elwood Engel era designs. I always have since I was a kid. This is my triple black 68 last year Imperial w/ (per Motor Trend’s review) “dowager Queen Mother Good looks” - yeah well it’s way better than the 68 Cadillac or the...
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    1967 Chrysler 300 bought for and owned by Walter P Chrysler's granddaughter

    Thank you. I’ve been collecting this stuff for years and restoring them as needed while keeping them as original as possible - for years. Focused on cars I like. I grew up as a chrysler guy…with my Dads 61 Lancer - 170 slant 6/typewriter drive! (lol) as indestructible as can be.
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    1967 Chrysler 300 bought for and owned by Walter P Chrysler's granddaughter

    I would add - that if any Cbody folks are headed to or near Hershey and it works with my schedule I be happy to walk them thru my storage buildings. I have a respectable cross section of C body cars/Letter cars/Imperials/Exner-Engel era Chrysler Corp products (and trucks - KT Keller era)
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    1967 Chrysler 300 bought for and owned by Walter P Chrysler's granddaughter

    Here are 2 from my garage. To anyone interested it will be in the main gallery of the AACA Museum in Hershey for six months on exhibit in the main gallery as part of the upcoming professional car exhibit beginning in May.
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    1967 Chrysler 300 bought for and owned by Walter P Chrysler's granddaughter

    Yes I am!
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    1967 Chrysler 300 bought for and owned by Walter P Chrysler's granddaughter

    Here is “her car” as well as the lady her self behind/next to my Rockefeller Ghia Crown Imperial Limousine at the 2014 Radnor Concours
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    NOT MINE Estate 1967 Chrysler from Granddaughter of WP Chrysler

    I know this car only because I was parked immediately next to it (along with WP Chrysler’s elderly granddaughter) at the Radnor Hunt Concours a few years ago. It is a beautiful car down to every tiny detail- but the hood ornament (which I can’t explain) but everything else Is like new and...
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