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Nice fast top! I need to do the same to my paint. It shows well in pictures but really needs a good buffing. Sweet ride.

Either or both for sale?

Just love the ‘66 300. I don’t care how many doors!

yeah chief. she's getting a new home by this fall. if not, i'll move it next year. meantime i am gonna have a little fun with her, wear my hat on the back of my head, go 30 in a 50, and piss people off. then take grand kiddies for ice cream. ya know, old codger stuff :poke:

The CHP cars had the standard 2-1/2" shoes (11") This is a genuine retired CHP car. Alan

Oh yeah… I somehow forgot about your car. My apologies. You did a very good job polishing that car, thats one heck of a difference! You still thinkin about sellin it?

wow that's a lotta air cleaners (!) looks like mine is a 1 year only style (it's orange color) Thx for the info

Locumob passed away suddenly last month.

i just joined MM1 club. 1967 Newport, 383-2V, 87k original miles, original everything but tires & battery. Rubbed the hell outta original paint and she shined up nice. Oh, old school SOS pad work on the wheel covers...

Did you ever sell the round 500 badges?

Thank you, good folks.

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Thanks for that link. It should be noticed that Chrysler had basically 2 air filter numbers (at least in Fram) that covered pretty much every round air filter element. Not oval, not oblong, etc., but pure round. The CA127 Fram fit the older filter housings, 2bbl and 4bbl, with the air cleaner...

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Love 70 fury sedans.

I've been watching a ton of old Chasing Classic Cars episodes playing now on the UK channel Quest, these date from 2013 - 2016 time frame (I've never seen them when they were first broadcast). I've never seen a classic Chrysler like this on the show so far...

What has more influence? Size of the cylinder bore or width of the shoes? I'm suspect of the benefits of so-called heavy duty 3" shoes. Because of this.

The grille in this one is awesome! Bears a mild resemblance to the basket-weave pattern in some old fireplace screens, but looks 10x better than all of the slim-stick grilles that 99% of cars had in this era.