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The 300 aluminum "road wheels" are nice, like I had on my previous '73 NYB. Forget the plastic insert, just outfit them with AMC style motor wheel domes and you're good to go. No trim rings required and no rusty, leaky bead seat. Half the weight of a steel road wheel.

I thought this car looked familiar.....

I don't think that the tailgate is functional....

AMS is a good resource. Here's the cheat sheet on the best method to get what you need: 1. Know what you need 2. Find the OEM part number 3. Look up the part on their website 4. Call them to confirm. They can email you photos if requested and to confirm what it is, etc. 5. Order it. AMS...

This "recall harness" is something that could easily be made from scratch. I'm not sure how they splice in the link portion but that could be connected with packard terminals as well, or just soldered and heat shrink-wrapped. The factory link connection looks like it was vulcanized onto the wire...

This was a '72 and up part, but could probably work for previous years too? I think my former '73 NYB had this harness installed on it when I got it. I'll have to check photos.

To the same BATT terminal? ... for redundancy?

Almost identical to the Wyoming New Yorker that was sold by the same dealer....what are the odds? NOT MINE - 3,900 ACTUAL MILE 1978 Chrysler New Yorker

That's very close to Carlisle, PA.

"Biohazard" sticker on the windshield - I wonder what that's all about? Mold, rodents, or?

Agreed. They take the "malaise" right out of it, don't they?

This one was in a popular movie in 2004, where an awkward hardware store scene featured a run-in with This weird dude , who used to be married to #2,105.

Nice to see a non-abused Gran Coupe, for a change. Is it me, or do most of the Gran Coupes that surface seem to have been ridden hard and put away wet? EDIT: Unless you call this apparent flipper's exploitation "abuse"....

Newman!

Claro que sí, joder!

EVANS COLLECTORS CHOICE WATERLESS COOLANT $55 / gal - coolant x 3 (assume 2 gallons will almost fill the engine, plus need some extra) $35 / gal - prep fluid x 2 $32 - refractometer (to test for water) = $267 n.i.c. shipping & taxes

I basically got it....

Hopefully it arrives before I run out of Windex and old newspaper...

Never heard of this....Is it a dry cleaning chemical or something? I have a buddy with a Corvair, it also uses waterless coolant.