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Last titled in 2019, shows 41,200. Doubt it has more than a few thousand more. I can check.

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It's been my observation, which could be totally wrong, that only Monaco 500's in '67 had "MONACO" spelled out on the trunk. And in addition the lower edge of the trunk chrome edge trim was extended under the letters, whereas all other Monaco's and Polara's just had "DODGE" spelled out, with...

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NOS Magnum 440 pie tin $75 plus shipping

If a part is $500 and it is the only one in existence, even if I think it is too much it is still the cheapest one. That has always been my philosophy.

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NOS Chrysler TNT air cleaner pie plate $75 plus shipping

I have a 1967 Chrysler Newport 2 door hardtop that has a broken rear plastic slide on the rear driver side window. I looked in the FSM and that diagrams of that are are horrible at best and unfortunately I didn't get a picture. If anyone has a better breakdown I would really appreciate it...

"Automatic transmission fluids with little or no friction modifier (like Ford Type “F” ATF) have a very sharp clutch engagement (the clutch plates do not gradually slide to a smooth stop) with very quick (0.4-0.6 second) shift or lockup time. These shifts are harsh, and shock load the driveline...

I suspect they were badly worn to start with, which was why I resorted to the stuff. I don't plan to use it on anything I run now. More fricative fluid means.... MORE friction!! Sure! But, if you need it, there it is.

Sure, I'll concede that stuff for Fusies is harder to get. OK, if these guys earn their nickel in your opinion, I give you the Joy of doing business with them.

Fantastic 300. Love it. Good luck with it.

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I checked the fit of the manifolds before the dismantle so I am confident there will be no issues with the steering. I’m going to have to get creative with the Auto Pilot though for sure.

And you never stopped to think that it was the type-F that wore the clutches? Because that's what I hear time and time again about type-F and torqueflites.

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