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I eat this stuff up. Can't get enough. If you love C-bodies, you have to love stuff like this The Rarest Mercury Ever Built

The first three digits of the (seq # AKA the VON) will tell us if this car was destined for export or not. My gut feel is it was built for sale in the US and the speedometer was changed. I don't think the Windsor Plant built a lot of cars for export. You can post the numbers here or send me the...

Health issues are forcing me to sell. Purchased running in 2014. Disassembled the car and recycled the 318 and transmission. Bought a 1976 motorhome 440 motor with approx. 60k miles. Cleaned up and painted the 440, added new Edelbrock Performer intake, 750 cfm carburetor, water pump...

transport pick-up, Question, will 67 Polara dash pad fit 68?

put the year/model of your car in the title of your ad

1991 New Yorker Key Fob programming EVS Security system 1991 1991 New Yorker Key Fob programming

Guess there are kids that play outdoors without a screen in front of them!

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Agree Beautiful Car, and the red/white looks fantastic! I would start at $25k (knowing I'm partial to 66 Fury's). In this case not having the original motor isn't necessarily a detractor. It ticks the boxes: 60's, Big Block, Mopar, Convertible! Good Luck!

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Just tell them 1973 Y3 and you should be good to go. This might help as well Honey Gold 1973 - Paint Cross Reference Alan

Hoffmeisters.......Imperial Heaven. They have a website. Google search for link.

Yes, so the first letter is very important to get the right color for the year. DY3 is a pale cream GY3 is curious yellow, a bright yellow/green JY3 honey gold So if you buy Y3 which one will you get? And there in EB5 and GB5, different mixes of blue. Different colors

Even though I am still working on the power windows I threw the interior all in to make the car presentable for a local show. Alan

Now that the windshield is in I could do the interior surround. The a-pillar trim were in bad shape, I had some not so good sedan trim that was good where I needed it so they were cut down. The visors and header trim were installed Still waiting on my steering wheel I got a reproduction...

Yeah, we (Canada) didn't have km/h anywhere on speedos that early, let alone as the dominant reading. This car was definitely meant for export.

A little after getting the windshield installed I took the car for a drive. Still needs an alignment but it drove nice, Alan

^^^^ I would like to think not... and that if they came with whitewalls the guy would have done the (b)right thing and put them out...

This is timely. I just painted my intake and valve covers with this. It was a partial can I had bought a couple of years ago. It is obviously not as green as the original paint but I'm not picky about originality either. Surprised to see that it is so costly now. I have one more new can.