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^This^ I know you said the pump pictured is from a later model, but so we are on the same page with no confusion, that pump pictured is a Saginaw pump and not something that would be on a stock '68 300.

So when I bought the car 1000 miles ago back in 2021, it was fine. Now in 2024 it has no power going over lips. If it’s a part on the external end like on those Gm th400s I would like to know what could be causing this problem. Don’t wanna replace it.

White paint or vinyl? From the factory your 66 was paint code Q on top and body. Red metalllic, one color. The next space after. QQ1 is for strioe pr accent color Second space after is for upper door frame paint color What is under the capital Y, that is the second line down? That is the vinyl...

The top red band says notice. It is a rebuilder decal, not from Chrysler. It could be telling you that using ATF in power steering will void your warranty. Use regular power steering fluid, not synthetic or the stuff to stop leaks.

I am seeking help from members who can help identify what the text said that was on this decal affixed to the power steering pump on my ’68 300 survivor car. I needed to remove it because the glue had softened up and was only just hanging on the corner of the label. Unfortunately the PS fluid...

I have searched and thought I had seen a digit after paint color to indicate a roof color or vinyl?? My fender tag just has QQ1, nothing to follow. Anyone know what the code was in 66 for a white top. Mine is now white, just fishing. thanks

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Australia, 1956 Plymouth

Thanks. Beautiful Imperial.

Hello, sorry for long delay , I'm not down in Arizona since April back in Canada for summer and my Lake Cabin in northern Saskatchewan and did not have good internet , offline so to speak, this week they put up a new cell tower and presto connected again. I have owned many GM vehicles and owned...

American actor Marla English Big, relatively, in the 1950's., lotta cheesecake out there on her. Married and "retired" from the business at age 21. Passed away in her 70's a decade ago. Anyway, same shoot, different pic. Car is 1955 Chrysler vert.

No I don't, but that guy bought it after i saw it ....I offered 8000. at the time ( as i knew how much work it needed) I learned that car originally came from Swift Current Saskatchewan..when i saw it it was in Russell, Manitoba...big older farm guy owned it ....when we talked he would lean hard...

They're right by downtown Phoenix. They've been up for 2 weeks so far so they might still be available when I get home. If so I'll go take look.

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