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Guys, trust me, I've been doing my research, looking for OEM wheel sizes for my '69 300. My head is spinning from doing a 3 piece wheel build on my SL55. OMG! Anyway, that SL project is done. Now working on some wheels for the 300. I currently have 15x8 Magnums on there now. I picked up some...

Guys, I've been out of commission since October....ankle surgery. Anyway, Before my surgery, I had replaced my PS pump. Watched videos, researched on internet, etc on how to bleed the pump. I jacked front end up so front wheels off ground, turned wheel full left/right at least over a 100 times...

I'm currently looking for a OEM bumper jack for my 'vert...just for show, not to use. Anyways, I know on my old C5 convertible, it's recommended to open both doors, and jack both sides up evenly. To prevent any twisting. Is this true on Chrysler convertibles? Thanks!

I stumbled across a 1969 300 HT, green int/ext, (see only pic)...very close to me. Met with the owner today, super nice guy, had some good conversation. He bought the car for the drive train to put into a '68 Charger. Runs/drives, couple small tears in front seats, back seat in great shape...

I know 'numbers matching' can/does mean different things to different people. On my '69 300 vert, the VIN, motor and tranny all match. So on a base level, I have a numbers matching '69. But to go deeper, how would I tell if I have the original carb? Date code/stamp somewhere on carb? How about...

I'm still around, just too many other vehicles/projects to work on. Anyway, working on the '69 300 'vert this week. All my lights work...except one, the license plate lamp. I had to carefully remove the 2 brass rivets to split the two halves apart. Lamp is toast. No markings I can see on what...

Just wanted to post some things I'm doing to my new to me 300 'vert, and try to keep a history. First....smoking a 2.5 pound tri-tip lol... Will was kind enough to sell me his dual snorkel setup. Thanks again Will! Oil pressure sender mounted today, had to use a 45* elbow. I know it's still...