Search results for query: *

I've had 3 radios converted at Radios for antique and vintage cars Great service and I'm real happy with the results.

yes, kinda hard to tell ... maybe 2819?

I am searching for a 1970 Chrysler 300 AM-FM-FM Stereo- 8 track factory radio. Nonworking is fine as long as the dial moves and the thumbwheels turn. This is a candidate for a rebuild so nothing too rugged. Also looking for a recommendation from someone who has had their radio rebuilt with all...

Out of curiosity I checked out the rest of the guy's collection that sold. Most of them went for bargain prices. Several seemed really high. I thought the 300 was a super deal, expected $60-80k. He had 2 B-bodies, they went high, perhaps their market is still strong. $84,700: 1964 base Fury...

And I got luckier! It has a brake pedal! After I change all the fluids it should at least yard drive, steer and stop!

I'd buy one.

Is there a date code stamped anywhere on it?

Wow!

I said it in post 16 of this thread and have been saying it for about 18 months. I didn't think it would happen with these cars but I witnessed it when selling my wagon. Disappointing really. Im glad I dont have anything to go upside down in.

I always liked that show. I watch it now on various channels that run old shows.

Agreed, you may find it there. If you do not, look on their website.

Canadian car! Oh @cbarge

This popped up in my YouTube suggestions. Apparently Alexa is now reading over my shoulder in addition to listening to me. I didn't watch the whole thing.

Much…. thank you!

I have to agree with this... "Boomers" are getting too old to play with cars anymore or dying off and their widows or kids are liquidating.

Welcome

Welcome

Welcome

Try the Dorman help section at your local auto parts store - I bought a 5/8" hole size boot that fit the pitman on my '68 perfectly.

Your inbox is full. Need sport fury parts for my Plodge.