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I had an issue several years ago where I locked the keys to my Newport in the trunk at a show. I called AAA and they sent out a mobile locksmith who was able to use their tools to read the locks and make new keys for the ignition/doors and for the trunk. The cost was $170, but it's probably...

Welcome! Gorgeous ride!

That is a beauty!!! And I love the color!

Nice work, Gerald! I was able to download it from your link and I was able to change the different options, including the rim size.

The fitting in the picture is on the water pump housing, and that is specific to the big block engines. Sorry, but I don't have any insight on the small block engines.

This is the water pump housing, the port is just below the nipples for the heater hoses. It's 1/4" NPT, and I was able to remove the plug and install the sensor without losing much coolant. I used an electronic gauge from Dakota Digital, and hid it in the drawer in the dash where the left...

I used this port for a temp sensor to feed my external temp gauge. It worked great, and I was also able to leave the temp lights operational. The port is on the water pump housing and is 1/4" NPT. More info is in this post: 1968 300, any way to have engine temp lights AND a gauge? The pic...

What a wonderful transformation! Thanks for saving this "Diamond in the Rough"!

Beautiful car and a great story! Thanks for sharing.

Funny, the light yellow with a black vinyl roof is one of my favorite combinations . . .:)

Here's my 67 Newport Custom. I realized that I need some better "beauty shots"

This is great!!! I'd love to see one in Turbine Bronze. (I'd really love to see a 67 Newport in Turbine Bronze, but that's just being selfish . . . ) :)

Congrats on a great find! That car's a beauty!

I agree, please keep posting what you see. I very much enjoyed seeing this very cool Fury, thank you! And cuda hunter is right, the comments about the price were not directed at you in any way, it was just personal observations about the car.

What a great car! It seems to me that it's a keeper, and you were meant to have it.

Great story, thanks for sharing! And congrats, that car is where it belongs!

The cowl vent flap finally fell off my 67 Newport, and I was able to read the part number on it. It's KF 2167001, which confirms that the one for the 62-65 B body firewall cowl drain is correct. So far I've found it at Detroit Muscle and The Mopar Shop. It was cheaper on Detroit Muscle so I...

What a great weekend. Congrats to the winners, all great cars! I was hoping to meet up with some of you but I was helping my brother in law in the vendor area for much of the weekend. I did stop by the lunch at about 1:30 and visited with some really cool FBBO folks.

I'm heading down from the Buffalo area on Thursday morning, should be in Carlisle late afternoon if all goes well. My oldest son and his daughter are coming up from Raleigh in his recently acquired 1990 Dodge D50 4wd on Thursday as well. Looking forward to a great weekend!

Beautiful Car, congratulations!!