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  1. cbarge

    NOT MINE 1968 Plymouth VIP 4-door hardtop, barn find, 34k miles, 318, Hamburg, Pennsylvania

    VIP came standard with 318 and THREE ON DA TREE! Yes the 904 automatic was optional. ( 1968 first year for 904 behind the 318) Ditto power steering and brakes...OPTIONAL. Remote left outside mirror,radio... both OPTIONAL. VIP gave you the luxurious interior, full light group package, fender...
  2. marko

    NOT MINE 1968 Plymouth VIP 4-door hardtop, barn find, 34k miles, 318, Hamburg, Pennsylvania

    Canadian 68 Plymouth sales brochure https://oldcarbrochures.org/Canada/Chrysler-Canada/Plymouth/1968-Plymouth-Fury-Brochure/index.html
  3. SIPLOWGUY

    What key?

    I've had many styles over the years. The first Chrysler product I owned was a 1967 Dodge Coronet 500 purchased from the original owner. It had square and Pentastar keys. It was 49 years ago and I don't vividly remember. Over the years I tended to use Pentastar style keys only because that's what...
  4. carguy300

    Failed nos ignition points

    Learned that myself working on old school lawn mowers with points!
  5. cbarge

    NOT MINE 1968 Plymouth VIP 4-door hardtop, barn find, 34k miles, 318, Hamburg, Pennsylvania

    It may have been built at the Windsor plant,the fender tag will show either US or Canada specs. After the AutoPact signing, Windsor began building and shipping cars for the Americans.
  6. P

    What key?

    The second picture are keys for 1964 and back.
  7. Toolmanmike

    Failed nos ignition points

    Never heard of that but it makes sense.
  8. F

    Failed nos ignition points

    FYI: I worked at restoring pinball machines and jukeboxes for ten years. They have MANY relays and stacked contact switches like the points in the cars. Never use a file/point file/sandpaper/emery paper. It Will remove the thin plated metal on the points. Use only a "burnishing" tool with 100%...
  9. 1970FuryConv

    Pakistan car group

    With the stuff around the grill, the fake continental spare tire, and the junky looking add-on gauges in the dash, this one can stay in Pakistan.
  10. B

    For Sale NOS 1969 318 LH Exhaust Manifold Heat Shield

    Mopar part number 2946128. Factory part correct for 1969 318 engine, will also fit earlier 318 and 273 engines. Excellent unused condition with very minor shelf wear (paint scuffs). $110 plus shipping from MD. Thanks for the ad!
  11. 1970FuryConv

    Engine prices

    I am rebuilding a 440 now. I think $4000 is lower than you'll have to pay for quality work.
  12. F

    Engine prices

    Are you talking about buying a used/off the shelf engine that someone "rebuilt" or building your own? Regarding the latter, a couple thoughts; A couple of decades ago i paid somewhere around $3500 for a 440 short block, though that has forged JE pistons, otherwise sounds similar to what you're...
  13. cuda hunter

    Cheap Chinese laser welders.

    Miller 30K Laser Welder easy enough to find.
  14. Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic

    Pakistan car group

    How do you say “pimp my ride” in Urdu?
  15. HJmaniac

    vintage pics of women & cars

  16. Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic

    Cheap Chinese laser welders.

    I do have “personalized” ads selected on my YT profile solely to reduce the number of ad categories that I can’t stand, but that’s only partially effective. Chrysler/Dodge adverts are conspicuous by their absence; I get Nissan ones instead along with what you mentioned, not to mention health...
  17. HJmaniac

    vintage pics of women & cars

  18. Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic

    Cheap Chinese laser welders.

    I think he bought it only to make the video—which I did find entertaining. “Forty quid for a welder?” Maybe in an alternate universe, but not at the exchange rates in this one. :lol: I checked The Home Depot and their best selling MIG welder was about eight times the price.
  19. MoperDan

    Cheap Chinese laser welders.

    Ya they're not intended for the hobbyist.
  20. cuda hunter

    Cheap Chinese laser welders.

    Sure would like to see the workings of a real machine. 30K isn't chump change for one tool. For that price it should do the dishes.
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