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Just saw this on the facepage: 1970 Chrysler 300 not sure it's been on here before.

2 years, 4 months. This Spring hopefully?!

Yes, that's my car! Still in the process of being repainted out in IL.

Marty, I punched in all the numbers on your business website and came up empty except for body side molding and some screws, but would love to see if you have anything not showing up on there. Thanks!

Hi All! Looking for rocker and wheel well moldings for my 1970 300 'vert being restored. According to the parts book all the body styles that year have the same part number moldings. Looking for ones that are in better condition than the ones that came on the car that are pretty corroded. I...

https://www.partsgeek.com/ss/?i=1&ssq=z335r This is where I got mine.

I also had the same problem after installing Napa Proformer shoes all around. I did replace the rear brake hose and visually check everything else in the rear brakes trying to figure it out. My local old school mechanic suggested trying Wagner brake shoes and the problem went away immediately...

Tim, Thank You so much for your hospitality! Thank you for letting me drive your Imperial and for putting on a Great show, and for the cold beers! It was great seeing so many C-bodies and getting to meet and put faces to the many members on this forum that showed up.

It was an original Citron Gold, repainted Crimson-looking red. Guy bought it as a roller last spring (engine put in a Challenger by previous owner).

I think this might be a new one for the list. (Although I thought that on the last one and somehow missed it in my VIN search LOL) CM27T0C106918 SBD:828 VON(?):000856!

This may be one of those one picture ads that pays off for the buyer. Seller does not appear to be a car guy, and may not realize the value. 1969 Chrysler Imperial · Sedan 4D Text from ad: 1969 Chrystler Imperial w 440 engine & torqueflite transmission. Car being sold for motor and trans only...

How did Barry determine that the SPDs were only 7 days apart and that they were 10 away from each other on the line? Does that info show up somewhere on the build sheet that I found?

Was so excited when I found this near pristine build sheet behind my rear seat back until I realized it wasn't for my car. CM27T0C211472 FT6 Deep Bronze Metallic with black and white interior and white top. My car is CM27T0C201238 so not close on assembly line. A previous owner of mine must have...

Weird, I did a VIN search before I posted and it didn't come up.

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New post on Facebook for CM27T0C235764 Not sure how to link ad. Here is the text of ad: Fresh interior not perfect built and resealed 440 tnt 727 trans rebuilt and resealed owned for about 20 years holly carb convertible top works but is not perfect drum brakes all around just a fun cruiser...

Yeah, that's definitely it. I can see the rectangular primer area on the hood in your picture and the magazine photo.

Well, I just came across another SF GT in a recently acquired Feb. '94 issue of Mopar Action magazine. This one was owned, at the time, by a Marvin Hughes of Ocala FL. It is said to be a numbers matching 440 Super Commando that is in it's original "Plum Crazy" (InViolet?) paint. No Vin# or...

This was originally sold right down the road from me in Portsmouth NH!