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From the 1957 "Service Reference Book" #118. Note "some models" which would be logical that the Imperial got the better system. Also note that with the relay, the ignition has to be switched on.

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The Imperial has 3 horns and a relay. I understand that the Plymouths didn't have a relay, so it makes sense that the Imperial, with a more complicated system would need the ignition switch on for power.

I remember my Dad's '57 Chrysler had to have the ignition on to use the horn. That's a really old memory though. A quick look at the '58 FSM wiring diagram confirms my memory or does my memory confirm the FSM? LOL. I can't tell you how the wire to the horn relay is routed though. I'm...

I was going to ask this over a PM but your mail box is full. I was curious what size are the drums you're returning.

I’m just looking to get what I paid. $17,000

That depends on price and I don't blame you on the travelall. That's been a bucket list car for me

Interesting thing to me? I remember this little speech Herman gave Eddie. Somewhere in the 60's The Munsters was a comedy obviously, with ample helpings of complete ridiculousness, "fish out of water" humor, etc. Occasionally, it would, as would ALL those old shows - Leave it to Beaver, My...

No location or date, when it was sold. Chrysler 300 Hurst 1970 – Cruising Cars – Ankauf, Verkauf, Reparatur amerikanischer Muscle Cars Maybe someone can read the blue US licence plate (Blue plate)?

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Not to muddy the water, but the service manual can be wrong. The '67 Chrysler service manual, of which I have an original copy, shows VIN letter K as the special order (TNT) 440, but letter K in reality is the standard 440.

Not sure if this one has come up before: ads Hurst VIN CM23U0C1944025. Mileage: 48,063. 440 TNT. Sadly, the proud owner has passed. He enjoyed driving this and would love to have seen it go to someone who will cherish it as much as he did. Bought in 2016 from Jay Fisher Car is in mint condition...

Six figures doing a lot of the work yourself? :wtf: Guess you won't be selling it when it's finished.

In this case, I'm the tree ;) I can post some pictures when it's done, sure!