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Old listing, perhaps still for sale? https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/764046809268816/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A0a2889bb-2b49-4fa7-bd8e-e590d9256d18

i have factory hubcaps

Plymouth had 2 rooflines of 2dr hardtops in 1968. The "23" denotes a 2dr hardtop. The "X" defines it as a Fastop hardtop style of Fury III. Normally, the 2nd letter denotes the "Price Class" rather than roofline style. These things are denoted in both the "INFO" pages of the Chrysler Parts...

I couldn't bring myself to try the temporary "fix". It wasn't exactly fun to get out, but I won the battle, no small thanks to the comments here. I'm going to fabricate a replacement from scratch, so I'll post pictures of that as I go.

pulling the tube out from under the machine

Now we need to see the rest of the car...

PX= Fury III with fasttop as opposed to PM w/o Fasttop

Is the color B5?

Might, not mind, and p is for fury

Fastback. Not sure why it wasn't a 29 on the body code, this is the only car I know of that did this. Alan

P is for for x is supposed to be the class idk only thing I found is it mind be a fast top car

What model does the Data Plate indicate?

When you get older, you can appreciate how well an orbital buffer can work. Especially a 20V model! Just do NOT use a thick, lambswool-style pad. All the buffer will do is sit there and vibrate, no movement, as all of the motion is absorbed by the pad! BTDT Enjoy! CBODY67