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Perhaps he was practicing "Touch and go?" HA! The video took way too long to get to the punchline.

I have owned my ragtop for 20 years and I have never seen one in person. However, because of it, when I was having my license plate surround made, I had it say "440 Newport" instead of "Newport 440," just in case someone knew the difference. (Actually, it was my Son's suggestion as I was...

OK, that's... what I said. This looks like the page from my Data Book.

Since I've bought new replacements, that might just work as I won't need them anymore.

Purple Shaft??? Oooo, a Mopar B-29!!

I am aware of the Newport 440 model, but it does not appear in the Data Book. All through it only the three engines I mentioned are listed for Newport. However, the letter you posted is from December 1969, several months after this Data Book was written. The 440 and 300 Hurst were later...

Thanks. I thought they just pulled out but I get quite the resistance. I'll do what Big John suggested. My parents bought a '71 Toyota Crown (Yes, I was fully embarrassed!) new. I liked what the front seats on it had. There was a "button" formed into the vinyl fabric of the seats on the...

Ha!

Ha! I'll give that a try, thanks.

I was looking at my Newport this morning while the Bugman was spraying around my home. Knowing that I have all of the stuff to redo my interior, I decided to look in my FSM to see how the headrests are to be removed? Do I just pull them up? It said nothing!! Nothing in my 1975 Chilton's Book...

I found something very interesting yesterday. I was looking for a specific book in my "library" yesterday when I came across something I had forgotten I owned. It's a "Chrysler 1970 Data Book." As I said, I forgot I owned it, so I started perusing it. Then I saw it, engines available in the...

My wife agrees with you.

No man, they don't make them! Aren't you listening??? I love it when someone tells you something that you know isn't true, but they insist you're wrong. Good find 413 and 67_300.

Whoa! I got caught off guard! Was thinking it was in May. Don't think I'll be there.

That is weird, but if it were a VW, Audi, or a Porsche it would be correct! :p

Those things were cool!

B-25, the most widely used of all WWII Bombers. They saw many different types of flying activities.

That's what happens when you tow with a Ford!!

Personally, I can't stand to see them on a car 1960 or newer. And one from the '70s, :wideyed: I still have these tires. Haven't been used for 19 years, but I can't throw them away. They are in my backyard as I write this!

There's the rub then, isn't it? I have found that if I don't get what I want, I remain disappointed as long as I have the substitute. Therefore, I will pay the price if I really want something specific. If it's not available, that's another story.