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From the 1976 Chrysler Color & Trim Selector.

Yes I still have it

No "Chrysler Imperial" in those years. You had Chryslers and you had Imperials, no "Chrysler Imperial" as Imperial was a separate division and not a model. Imperial became a separate division in 1955. Typical wrong internet BS that is getting amplified via AI. I'm getting tired of it myself.

This Newport is now for sale in Germany. It has the same dent in the right quarter panel and the dealer sticker matches too. Asking price is 16K. Chrysler Newport, orig. 56000mls

Join me in welcoming @DutchSportSuburban to FCBO.

Sorry for the delay. Just put it up

Plymouth Fury.

I’m going to root around in my collection of pics…seems like Ive seen that car before. Of course….they all kinda look alike with 50 years of patina. And looked alike in July 1970, too! :wideyed:

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.

Looks like California to me.

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...