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I'm using the kit from Rick's Mopars. Check out details here:

1966 300

Even I did that even though I'm not coming with my car, so you should be fine ;)

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I'd soak it up for sure! (~_^)-b

LOVELY MACHINE!!! \(^_^)/ Wish I had the munny to buy it... /( -_-)\

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I remember when you shared your son passed away. Hard to believe that was 5 years ago. That guitar is an incredible tribute to him.

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Where are you located? I'm in Ohio

I have several sets of 4. I always use them a cheapie rollers, wheels to drill for slicks, or to widen for the dog dish sleeper look. I have always liked these wheels, so I gather them up whenever I can.

I have a set of 4, from my '70 Newport. They are in California so it would be expensive to get them to Ohio. Here they are on the car; thought I had a picture of them off, sorry.

I use these, and have had good luck with them. Don't let the part number confuse you, this is for a 383. Look at the specification list. 1965 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Proform Parts 440-427 Proform Mopar Licensed Electronic Distributor Conversion Kits | Summit Racing

Beautiful lenses! 300s did not use these as their lenses were in the grill.

There are differences in the steering column, ignition location and function, side marker lights instead of reflectors, and other minor areas. I would try to find the correct one, but that's me.

1968 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible $1,000 O.B.O • 318 • originally a bucket seat car, comes with a bench seat• column shift • floor patches need to be done• passenger side fender is dented • has transmission and driveline • title is lost, car is probably out of the system Never tried to get it...

A very touching tribute.

From the Front it really gives off 65 imperial vibes