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True on Chryslers, but on Imperials they do fully retract, probably because there is more space available between the firewall snd the wheelhouse. As was written above, the correct location (on a 1969 and 1970 Imperial) would be on the passenger side fender. As Imperial Pete correctly noted...

Yes, they did change in 1971 when Newport and 300 glove box doors became identical and New Yorker glove box doirs also featured a smooth surface. Also note that the entire 1971 Chrysler dashboard changed in many details: The pad has no lower "lip" anymore, the center A/C outlets are flush with...

That's the original 1970 Chrysler Newport glove box door style.

It may look like it from that angle but perhaps a full picture of the rear would show those are regular 1970 New Yorker taillights.

Apoarently, the car was sold through Coparts in the meantime.

Not sure if we had CM27T0C238510 before. Currently for sale by a dealer on eBay. Not much description, just pictures.

The fender skirts as an option cost $37.40 (list price) back then. Not cheap, that's probably why it wasn't selected often.

Here is an info on Certicards. 1968 was the last year they were used. I have never seen a Fuselage C-Body with it.

Did we have this Al Simon claim before? "Was special-ordered by AL SIMON, Hollywood Producer of iconic shows like "I Love Lucy," "The Beverly Hillbillies," "The Ed Show," and many others."

Not sure about registering a car in another state if the car comes with a salvage title from the original state. But it sure could have been exported out of U.S. with a salvage title as a whole "parts bundle" and registered in a foreign country. It happens with newer cars (that are actually...

Good eye, there are no heater hoses connected! The hose(s) that can be seen in another image emanating from the water pump probably just form a loop. So most likely the heater core is leaking? The part seen in tet picture above is the tapping where coolant is routed to the (optional) rear...

Seems to be a good car, albeit not cheap. ATC might be a concern. I would have expected a black interior, but brown goes well with the black exterior.

As this thread reveals the car has been repainted once, it does have a number of flaws and other things on it raise questions. So in my mind, the ebay high bid was not a really low price.

At the time of posting, this facebook ad was 16 hours old. VIN seems to be DM41G2F247880 "Needs a good cleaning a battery tires and gas all original numbers matching asking 10k obo or trade and do not ask to send a code"

The car was for sale in 2021. It is again for sale for C$ 12,000.00, located in Boisbriand, QC.

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You also need to remove that brace to access the inner seat bolts on bucket seat cars in order to remove the seats. The seats were probably out at one point to replace the original loop type carpeting with the cut pile carpeting found in it now (as seen on the other site's photos).

I wonder if it sold already.

Now for sale on eBay located in Lagrange, Ohio.