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The springs seem good. The car actually rides high in the back.

Thanks guys for the good advice.

Parts Geek had the shackle, $25, with shipping and tax it totaled $38.

Thank you John. Should be pretty easy with my lift!

Truth be told, it's just the bushings on one of the rear shackles that's bad. I'm seeing them on ebay for around $33.

Hello fellas, the bushings on my leaf springs (67 Newport Custom Fasttop) need to be replaced. I called the shop that did my NYer front end, and the VERY knowledgeable C-body guy there advises just to get new springs. He says there would be too many hours getting the old bushings out, and...

There is set of '62 Chrysler tail lights on Facebook Marketplace out of Brooksville, FL (north of Tampa) for $200. The set looks pretty good, the red lenses appear to be in good shape. I'm just alerting my C-body brothers of this, in case somebody needs these tail lights. I'm not too good at...

I sent Adam an email thanking him for featuring my '65 6-window!!

In your face SMS!!

I'm more horrified at your sentence structure and punctuation skills.

Oooh, the rare "white" taillights! It looks like a really nice car. 4-door hardtop flavor!

I'd tell you how I aligned my '67 Newport, which tracks perfectly these last five years, with no uneven tire wear, but surely some jackwagon would raise a fuss and tell me I'm wrong. Remember when I successfully touched up the bad spots on the black carpet with a wide Sharpie marker?

We'd love to see some photos of the car. 2-door? 4-door? Town Sedan? Color?

Agree with CBODY67, dual-pot master cylinder. INLINE TUBE sells a distribution block (brass) to do the conversion, it's about $50 if I recall. I have done this re-plumbing on my '65 NYer and my '63 Riviera. I always replace the brake lines and soft hoses as well as the wheel cylinders, brake...

drtrubs......I would not spend the money on the disc brake conversion. The big drums and shoes on the '65 NYer are MORE than adequate to stop the car. I have drums on my '63 Riviera, '67 Newport, and '65 NYer, and they work perfectly fine.

Yes, welcome fellow Ohioan! I'd be curious as to the condition and history of the gift car before you got it. I had a nice afternoon motoring around my '65 6-window Town Sedan, a pleasure as always. With my '65, I went through just about everything...brake lines, hoses, cylinders; pumps...

I think if the fuel pump push rod is significantly worn, you would hear a knocking sound, as I did with my '65 NYer. I could hear the knocking from 30 feet away, I thought it was a rod knock. So, I located an electronic pump under the passenger floor, where the steel line connects to...

This is why you don't give children car keys.

I wonder if Lee got a check when he bought this car.

Got the fabric today, looks really awesome! $200 with free shipping.