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Is there a process to attached the curved collar (picture) to the steering column?

I am experiencing an issue with a short on the oil pressure switch wire. Some background: I picked up the car from it's winter resting spot. Started perfectly and drove home for 30 minutes with no issues. Parked the car in the garage at home and left it for 2 weeks. Tried to start it this week...

I have been struggling with a dragging & overheating right rear drum issue for a while. Last year I decided to rebuild all four corners, new shoes, drums, cylinders, springs, etc. The new shoes made the issue worse even on short rides. I eagerly followed Zymurgy's thread about the same issue. I...

After dealing with a number of issues, rim heating, pulling, hard pedal, I am finally rebuilding all 4 corners. The rears are complete and road tested, the fronts are 90% and I hope to complete tonight. I got stumped last night when installing the new front hydraulic hoses, they seemed too short...

I saw this yesterday during my travels, sorry for the poor quality photos. It looks decent up close but certainly needs some TLC.

I've always had a slight metallic rub sound from left rear when making right turns which seems to be getting much worse. No straight line noise, just right turns. Is this the early symptom of a failing bearing?

Finally outfitted the road wheels with new shoes and couldn't be happier. The move from 14" lower profile tires to the 15" rim with 235/75's has raised the stance significantly and improved the ride.

My prayers go out to any of our members and/or their family that may be caught in this nightmare. These are six of the scariest video I've ever seen. Fort McMurray driver films jaw-dropping escape from hell in six videos

Has anyone else toured this little museum in Myrtle Beach? I've gone through it twice and spent considerable time speaking with the owner both times, he can recall every gear ratio, engine specs, etc. While his collection includes something from every brand he's certainly a die-hard Mopar guy...

Sorry if this is a repost but I thought it looked particularly nice. CDN dollar is currently pretty weak so this translates to around $7,500 US$. http://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/windsor-area-on/1970-chrysler-convertible-very-good-condition-o-b-o/1073754050?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

Pulled the car from storage today and the rear reservoir was empty again...same thing last year. It doesn't lose a drop all summer, just when in storage. Front res is fine. The front wheel cylinders were replaced 2 years ago so I don't think they are leaking. Any idea where the fluid is going or...

I really wish that I had space for this. http://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/hamilton/chrysler-new-yorker-amazing-shape/1042383272?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

Do you think this will fit in a '67 300?? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FXVZlM71NE

Some good deals floating around; http://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/oshawa-durham-region/1966-chrysler-new-yorker/603127297?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true http://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/barrie/1968-chrysler-300-2-door/601831080?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true And for those with deep...

So I replaced my leaking oil pump with a pump (mechanic friend picked it up for me). It went on pretty easy but now I have oil light on. Don't have gauge so not sure what pressure is. What did I do wrong?

Finally getting around to solving multiple fluid leak issues which requires putting the car on stands. Any advice regarding best location for raising front end and positioning of jack stands? Thanks,

I picked up these for my 300. Any suggestions for a suitable tire size and style? I'm not a whitewall guy so letters or black?

Great description! http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-auto-parts-tires-engine-engine-parts-MOPAR-440-MAGNUM-INTAKE-MANIFOLD-W0QQAdIdZ538769357

http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-classic-cars-1966-Chrysler-Imperial-Crown-Sedan-W0QQAdIdZ463197858 Christmas present anyone?

I like it! http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-classic-cars-1967-Lincoln-Continental-Four-Door-Convertible-Sedan-W0QQAdIdZ551128343