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Sweet car, you did well.

Fishoil!

Hey there, a guy in the mechanical parts section is selling a set of 72 disk brakes which will fit your car, ask him for the power booster too plus get the power boost pedal assy as well as the splitter block that will be found bolted to the chassis under the power booster

1969 to 1973 should be the same when it comes to similar materials in the wagons, thebody was the same in all the cars. I know in 72 to 73 the Dodge coronet uses a headboard though and I am not sure if they did that in the Cbodies too.

Soldering iron! Of course! Why didn't I think of that?? Sometimes the simplest things can escape a person.

Hi Dan, the parts are very similar while I am sure the front door trim panels will be the same I am not so sure about the rear doors. Simply familiarizing yourself with their profile before you go look at the sedan will suffice. When it comes to the mechanicals the 360 car being a small block...

Sedans were all that was made available in Australia, would have been nice if coupes had made it down under too.

That engine is a later 318, (LA) the model after the poly engine.

Nice trailer there, better than any Uhaul unit. What are your plans for the car?

That's interesting regarding the mileage, I would have thought being such a modern car it would be better.

Just admit it George, you want a great big ol Chrysler 300 wagon with huge fins and a 413 under the hood with AC and electric everything.

HI George, i used to visit you at your place North of Brisbane, i am living in North Carolina now, hows the Lens business going? Here is some links for some Fury's i know of, cheers, Gary http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/5102252923.html...

I have no experience with these cars at all, I have seen one drive by on occasion now and again and that's about it. So whats it like to drive Ben?

It's no Fury convertible ;)

Actually Valiant Regals, the Valiant obviously coming from the Plymouth heritage so yeah, Plymouth Regal, not much of a stretch.

You know, there were Chrysler Regals in Australia eh?

Welcome Greg and yes post some pics of the beast. I am sure someone here will be able to come to the rescue on your problem, cheers!

Now thats a nice wagon! Welcome!