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Make sure you have the correct springs in the correct place on the brake shoes. The fronts use four coil and the rear use five coil springs and the front and rears attach to the brake shoes in different spots. The FSM makes it very clear. Have you changed the differential oil? Very easy to do...

From the parts book.

aka trouble lights, aka bulb killer, <<<< there I fixed it for ya. :lol:

Yep, this is that car. A guy from Detroit bought it in 2021. I purchased it from him this past Saturday.

1969 to 1971 Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth coupes all use the same rear glass, with the exception of the Plymouth "Formal" coupes that Bill mentioned in your other post. Jeff

Hey "67Newport", Was there any indication with this photo that you posted of where this tire shop was located? I'm just wondering if I may have a family-connection to it in some way (Lehman family name). Thanks!

Good work to replace the inferior and discontinued items!

Records, cassettes, 8-tracks and eventually CDs. I believe that there were reel to reel tapes available when I first saw the magazine ads.

You are correct Gary. I looked at it in person 3 years ago because I have one of it's sisters, also ex SD Highway Patrol. Mine is optioned almost exactly the same. It is worth saving but a big project.

I am replacing the wiper linkage bushings on my 1979 Newport. R-bodies, such as my Newport, have hidden wipers with the linkage in the cowl like E-bodies, 1971-later B-bodies, C-bodies, etc. One bushing had broken, but the others were not far behind. All were replaced with Chrysler 3799089...

In the 1960's & 70's buying records thru the Columbia Record Club.

2500 and 1500 valuations from some fakebook experts. I actually agree with 1500 since there is no title. Wish it was as simple as the comments. Eli Makings Author Can use bill of sale to then get title as per local KHP officer since these are considered antiques. Eli Makings Author I have...

Good work!

You always take great photos of your cars. I think Chrysler hit the nail on the head with the 68 design. But I like all 300 convertibles from any year.