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I see that the Newport had a optional hubcap W13. How hard are these to find? I have seen a few cars with these, but don't seem common.

@ayilar, @71Polara383

And used ones are now worthless after being with their weight in gold =)

60 years of the C-Body too this year lets not forget! This should be an interesting post, I hope this post catches on and we can see how many more pace cars there are. I for one would like to see @65 sportfury pace car s car. Anyway heres one thats currently for sale on Ebay…. 1965 Plymouth Fury...

Again? Nice car though :thumbsup:

@FURYGT, @Fury Pursuit, @billyfury, @Trailer Park, @70 Sport Suburban, @69CoronetRT

This is Quiery bottle he messaged me a picture of the tank before Murray started offering them. It was cool to see them done since he used my NOS bottle to do the images and measurements.

Some wiper cam info. 78 wiper linkage - I've joined the club 1978-New Wiper Cam Bushing

I was being sarcastic, of course, but I do agree with your positive sentiment.

Hagerty's price guide shows $28k for #2 and $20.3k for #3 condition. Classic Car, Truck and Motorcycle Values | Hagerty Valuation Tool®

That makes sense:-)

Looking for a complete TQ Strip Kit, part number 10-115 or 10-203. TYIA.

Just floor mats

Doesn't the red carpet seem odd considering the blue interior?

Limited run. Maybe grab one even if you don't need right now.

When talking with Murry on Monday, I ordered one for the 71 New Yorker, and an additional trim piece for the 61 Pioneer. For those that don't know, he not only is a great resource for hard-to-find C Body parts, but a great source for new-reproduction items too.

Indeed, someone with an apparent electrician background, suggesting wiring circuit protection devices (fusible links in this case) in parallel, exposing all stock unfused wiring to more battery current potential than it can handle safely in the event of a short, does “blow my brain fuse”. Would...

Just got off the phone with Murray and ordered one.

Beautiful car

You might research some of the car broker websites, as for Streetside Classics and Gateway Classics. Might even be one near you that you could broker the car with! They are nationwide entities with many showrooms. Several of our car club members have had good results with the Fort Worth...