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Very nice!

Wow! Great stuff. I love the T-Quad and consider it to be a high point in mixing fuel and air together. The chances of me rebuilding one of these, nearly 45 years after my last one, are probably zero. But that won't stop me from reviewing the Vaanth writings. :thumbsup:

Although not even an option in 68 (Naders Raiders safety crusade) many owners like myself have added the 67 hood ornament to their 68s I have offered to contribute to a convertible project if needed- that would probably depend on the success of the coupe. They have done covertible versions of...

Ya that's strange there's no w/6. Wonder if it has a made in Canada tag.

Thanks for the thanks, I guess sometimes being a hoarder works out….

This correct- the manufacturer is in China

In addition, to non-moparians, the 1965 300 'vert, "Big as a whale" Most popular could also be interpreted as most sold. Which particular C-body sold the most units?

I just got the news this morning. I spoke to his wife and she told me how sick he was. I also told her I would help her with information on the car he purchased from me. More information will be coming. Bill

No.. best case scenario full restoration to original! Too many cop clones already! ... just my $.02

Do you need a regulator, or do you need a motor? The regulator being the mechanism that the motor attaches to.

Join me in welcoming @jaydub to FCBO.

The most popular C body is somewhat easy. To normal non mopar people - The Bluesmobile Mopar guys - probably a toss up between SFGTs and the Hurst

The fake photos and videos are out of control.

We would talk on the phone regularly. The silence is deafening. Miss my bro bad.

That sure is the truth. I miss Scott's posts and BS'in with him already. Seems I've missed two chat sessions with him thus far. The void of Scott's posting is noticeable.

AI descriptions on eBay are rampant. Usually the same "fluff" with no actual information about the item. I click on by without even looking at the pics. If you are too lazy to actually type a few description lines then I don't need to give you my business. I can't even look at photos on FB...

Bama -- How about these? Joe

I actually did not test the drivers side regulator. When I get to it I will test it and see if it's good I definitely need a passengers side window regulator motor.

Here is a 1/43 model of a 1970 Chrysler Hurst, and it measures 5 1/2 inches long.

Great, thanks!