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Do you have the information on the yard. I wouldn't mind trying to score that imperial.

Keep us posted.

Yes it was a great show. I have the complete set. It is great to watch and remember growing up in Chicago , and this was the time I was a little kid. Not many people know that Dennis Farina actually retired from the C.P.D., it gave him the edge he needed to make his character believable.

The effects of the full moon are starting to show.

Remember, the flasher is a thermal device, when it is warm outside, it will heat up and break the contacts faster.

I looked it your wagon myself, god what a nice example. Hope it sells for more.

Had it made it to the U.S. I bet it would have been a hit. Could you see that running around as a 1959 or 1960 model.

Chrysler Corp. always had some fantastic concept cars. 90% made it into production.

When you call "Nick's" tell them Bill Stewart refereed you.

These guys do work for me that I can't handle anymore, Nick's Precision Transmission 4810 W. 87th St. Burbank, IL. (708) 423 8700 They are about 2 1/2 miles south of Midway Airport.

No Problem. If I have to be confused with someone, at least Big John is a good guy.

Your Welcome, by the way it is Bill, not John.

You could be correct also. 1960 is a little before my time, earliest I remember is 1962.

Steering columns in general are pretty easy to remove from a car. 1. Remove lower dash trim cover. 2. Disconnect the shifter arms from the column. 3. Disconnect the steering shaft from the steering gear box. 4. Remove the bolts that hold the mast jacket to the firewall. 5. Disconnect the turn...

Thanks for the reply. I have been working with Chrysler products for over 45 years and still learn something new everyday.

Good price for the car, but I thought all the pace cars were letter models with the cross ram intake manifolds. Am I wrong on this fellow smart ones?

What a way to "F" up a superbird.

You have to give credit where it is due. This guy had a vision and made it happen. A lot of hard work went into this. He is an inspiration to all of us.

Looks like more of it is there than the 300.

This owner of the 300 must be using medical marijuana laced with LSD.