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The parking brake lever bumper looks similar in cross section to the clutch pedal stop bumper, but it is heavier with a much thicker pad. Chrysler part number for the 1968 C-body bumper is 2467515. The installed park brake lever bumper can be seen in the following image. This is from one of my...

b1 = 561 - Seat Springs HD Front R5 = 425 - Radio AM/FM Search Tune 5 = 395 - Automatic Transmission 97 = 8.85x15 White Wall 487517 = Shipping Order (no real value) Alan

Thank you Alan. I will look for that tomorrow too.

Excellent. Now that in see that, I know exactly where to look. Man, I really like this forum and appreciate all of you!

I thing the odd ball one goes on the parking brake just above the switch. Alan

Beautiful!

Got a pair of tags here, I'll post the second one in a bit, here's the first one with my results, looking for an accuracy check: Is the scheduled build date May or April? So looking for b1, R5 radio option, 97 unknown tire code b1: unknown option h7: fender top turn signal indicator j0...

I don't have that pump/bracket, nor an actual picture, but the placement of the rubber stop can be seen in the following from a service manual:

still need 11's please.

NE Broadway & NE 21st Ave. - Portland OR - 1929

Vary nice looking 300, do you belong to capital city mopars? I have been a member off and on since it was formed around ‘93, until I moved to Idaho. My 66 300 is actually on the show shirt from 6 or so years back. My car also belonged to my dad. Travis..

Running from memory, they were called "safety wheels"..... dont know why...maybe someone with a '71 parts book can shed light? You can have the one i have for $30.00.

Oops. It's a 67 Phoenix/67 Fury with the 383 engine. But the temp sender looks like a 66 and earlier model, takes a female spade connector. Hooks up to a 66 Polara/Monaco gauge. @Big_John thanks for that. Gonna see if there's a local version since shipping will kill me for such a cheap tester...