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Hi guys, Don't know whether you've seen it but on Houston Facebook there is a 1967 Imperial convertible, triple white, that has factory floorshift automatic with console and tach that is apparently on the build sheet. Unusual I'd say. $8,500.

Usually , closed cell foam. It's non- absorbent.

I've only ever got those out pretty quickly by using 2 heavy hammers , one in each hand to smack each side of the collar at exactly the same time. Always works! Shocks it out. Usually first time but maybe second time . Hit it hard.

I've had this problem with every fusie wagon I've had over the past 30 years. All have been daily drivers so I've encountered it many times. Car runs fine and I get out go back 5 minutes or a day later....won't start! Pull the wires on the ballast resistor one by one, put them back on and the...

I've always thought exactly the same on my 75 Town and Country. Seems to lean more to the left.

Yep, it's a dreadful smell. Whenever I open my wood chisel box or screwdriver box it's horrendous! It also permeates into all the other plastic stuff and it's hard to get the stink off your hands. Maybe a dose of bleach would help.

Beautiful car! If it had a black interior I wouldn't want it.

I've always used my cars daily. Every mopar I've had has always let me down with just one thing. It can be driving fine and I will park up somewhere, could be for 5 minutes or could be overnight but you get back in and it won't fire. I have to get out and pull or just move the wires to the...

I agree. Trouble was, 1952 Chevy powerglide auto wasn't good in low at resisting gravity. It worked though, many times.

But people did! I remember in 76 descending a mountain road in a 52 Cheryl coupe that I had to push myself back into the seat with the steering wheel and steering and brake at the same time. All with a single pot brake system! Scary stuff !

Thanks for the likes all of you guys. Well this 96 Roadmaster wagon i believe was bought probably from new by a guy called Rufus Frowde who is a musician and composer and I think is a musical director in the Royal palaces in London. It only has 67,000 miles on the clock and the condition of the...

Daily drivers.

Don't know whether its only me but the darned "recommended cookies" on this site have become rather tedious. Every single item that i want to look at on this site can only be done by tapping recommended cookies. This happens going in and out of anything at all that I want to look at over the...

Looking on the DVLA website this poor car was last taxed in 1996, which usually means not been on the road since then. Shame.

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Came across a guy in Arizona 20 years ago who lived in one of these, a gold one and he had everything crammed in there! He was at the side of me in a parking area. Must see if I can find the photo. Strangest motor home i ever did see. It was raining and the car was fogged up, he was trying to...

I must say that non working power windows are a real pain in the *** but taking them all apart like this and getting them to work again is just so satisfying. Well done! It always helps others to do the same.

This Hearse with intact fins also used to have roof lanterns. It was for sale in Birmingham, England about 30 years ago and was last registered with the DVLA in 1995. Not heard of it since. Had a 6 cylinder engine. This is one of three 1960 Plymouth hearses that I've known of since 1980 over here.

Must check my car and see if it needs brand new ties and air socks in the rear! Can you fly when you wear air socks?

Patients!! It will probably sell to someone in the medical profession then.