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IIRC, that particular 1971 Chrysler 300 now residing in Japan has been repainted black from its original bronze or walnut color.

Why would a real seller pay for shipping and grant a three-day inspection period (implying a money-back guarantee)? If it sounds too good to be true, it most likely is.

On a side note, the British psychedelic rock band Gaye Bykers on Acid regularly doubled as their own supporting act Lesbian Dopeheads on Mopeds, thus getting paid twice.

I'd even go so far as to say that all 1970 Furys came with clear lenses (plus Superbirds, of course).

Geez, how thin is the cylinder wall on a GM 400 engine? :wideyed:

I think it's about the images seen here although the description says "(EXAMPLE PHOTO ONLY) NEW LOTS BEING ADDED DAILY DEALER PARTS & SERVICE MANUALS "

From the auction site: BUYER’S PREMIUM: There will be a 15% buyer's premium added to all winning bids and is subject to all applicable sales tax. A $100.00 document fee will apply to all items with a title.

Excellent eye candy! Thank you!!

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Marty, your life hunting that stuff really sounds like a blast. Nothing to regret!

Letting the prospective buyer know your car's VIN shouldn't be a problem, whether that individual resides in the U.S. or in Poland.

To the best of my Knowledge, no C-body sold in Europe after 1969 (or even earlier) was assembled in Europe from parts. They all came built to European specs (mainly, with a KM-speedo) right from the respective US plant.

How did the locksmith read your lock? Did they insert a blank and wiggled it in the lock so it would leave marks on the blank, and then they cut the blank accordingly? Or did they have a special "reading tool"?

As The Goose already mentioned, remove the back seat, tape a Screwdriver to a broom stick and use that to slightly rotate and thereby unlock the lock mechanism from inside. It works.

I assume all the cars to these tags do not exist anymore as they got parted out and crushed? Or is there a chance any of them still hiding somewhere?

yes, Ultraman. Must really be a Japanese thing. Like their Batman.

So we all agree we like 'em flat chested? :D

On most modern cars doors are supposed to unlock automatically when airbags deploy.

I guess it is no surprise that it's all about taxes, if this information is true.

I recently inquired with a German shipping agent about importing an old car from CT (whch didn't have a title either) for a friend. The reply was that the car can be imported without title, if the following documents can be provided: - General confirmation from CT DMV that cars 20 years or older...