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After successfully repairing the leaky rear window channel, I got my newly refurbished package tray installed. I used a piece of marine canvas that was UV resistant, mildew resistant, everything resistant, and it matched the color of the interior perfectly.

Some history of this franchise: Druther's - Wikipedia

The hood "insulator" might be perceived to be engine noise attenuating, but the old-line Chrysler service manager said it's real benefit was to keep the paint on the top of the hood from being "burnt off" from engine heat. I had never considered that, at the time. Due to their "molded nature"...

The fender tag is there, but the resolution is too low:

I can’t comment on the quality of the hood pads except to say that they are very fragile and friends have had the corners damaged during shipping. My recommendation is to buy from a vendor that can deliver the hood pad to Carlisle or the Nats so that you can inspect it and not worry about...

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Indeed. Would be good to get a shot of the VIN tag on the dash pad or on the door to confirm. 84/695 US-sold cars (out of 842 1970 Polara 'verts), which is just over 12%. In Canada, 16/144 1970 Polara ragtops came with a console (including Regina FQ3, my turquoise 'vert), which is just over...

Winchester, VA 1940

Sanow and Bellah are a good source. I too have this book and have found it to be quite accurate/helpful. I have owned every year of the M-squads. Does NOT make me an authority, rather just means I have had some of the cars in question. Does that Sanow book give a Chrysler corporation...

Shows A/C under the hood, but it not on the fender tag, unless I’m missing something. Also, a console automatic car, which is not that common.

It shouldn't bother me, as it will not affect me, but I hate to see a wagon with rear-dump tailpipes. Appears the current owner did that.

Join me in welcoming @Remington to FCBO.

I found lots more and better photos here, including the tag: DL27L0D205523 Note the Y05 code and T-VON.

Good afternoon Looking for the rear window trim. Can you please send me pictures, thank you

I had that same awful emblem on the air cleaner when I got my Polara 500. It needs some aftermarket rims, id expect nothing less for $60k.

Ford Rouge plant. 1921 Making the wooden firewall. I was curious, thinking that by 1921 the Model T had a steel firewall, but I read that they started phasing the wood out in 1922 and by 1923, the Model T firewall was steel. Also in my reading, the firewall pictured was for a car equipped...

If you could jog your memory of where and when you might have seen it, that would be great -- because I don't remember this car.

1946 Mack Truck Advertiement 1906 to 1946 models