Wollfen
Old Man with a Hat
The clock works I connected it to the battery and it runs fine, the face needs a bit of cleanup though, I would like $30 for it.Does the Chronometer clock still work?
The clock works I connected it to the battery and it runs fine, the face needs a bit of cleanup though, I would like $30 for it.Does the Chronometer clock still work?
Here is a picture of the rubbers and bolts, all bolts are good and rust free, no pitting at all.Yes please. Shoule be the same as a '71 Fury I imagine. Let me know cost and ship to 08015. Thanks again Gary
Your inbox is full so Ill post the info here, $40 for the rubbers and bolts and $13.60 for shipping, making for a total cost of $53.60, you can Paypal me, send me a PM and I will let you know, cheers,Hey Gary let me know if you were able to come up with a set, need for my '71 Plymouth Fury. Thanks!
Your inbox is full so Ill post the info here, $40 for the rubbers and bolts and $13.60 for shipping, making for a total cost of $53.60, you can Paypal me, send me a PM and I will let you know, cheers,
Gary
IM pretty sure I still have the clock, will check on that tomorrow, as for the trim, i will check it too. The fender tag, I again I can check. Will get back to you soon!@Wollfen -- I know that I am almost 3 years late to the party, but this is a '73 NYB and I have one too. Two questions:
1. do you still have the clock?
2. did your car have any of its side moldings, with the filigree inserts that were special to the New Yorker and New Yorker Brougham (and not available to the Newport)? I can't discern the pattern as there is a reflection in the picture you posted. In the affirmative, do you happen to have kept them?
PS: Oh, and if you happen to have taken a photo of the fender tag, that'd be great too!
@Wollfen -- I know that I am almost 3 years late to the party, but this is a '73 NYB and I have one too. Two questions:
1. do you still have the clock?
2. did your car have any of its side moldings, with the filigree inserts that were special to the New Yorker and New Yorker Brougham (and not available to the Newport)? I can't discern the pattern as there is a reflection in the picture you posted. In the affirmative, do you happen to have kept them?
PS: Oh, and if you happen to have taken a photo of the fender tag, that'd be great too!
I do have the filigree moldings, I am missing one though, still looking for it. They are straight and corrosion free, but the filigree pattern on half of them is faded, the other side is white stripe only, I beleive this is because the car was side swiped at some stage in its life and they put plain replacements on that side. I also have the clock here, but I cannot find the radiator support panel, I must have sold it. So I dont have the fender tag. I will get picks later for you of the moldings.@Wollfen -- I know that I am almost 3 years late to the party, but this is a '73 NYB and I have one too. Two questions:
1. do you still have the clock?
2. did your car have any of its side moldings, with the filigree inserts that were special to the New Yorker and New Yorker Brougham (and not available to the Newport)? I can't discern the pattern as there is a reflection in the picture you posted. In the affirmative, do you happen to have kept them?
PS: Oh, and if you happen to have taken a photo of the fender tag, that'd be great too!
The tag appears to be gone but I can look for the build sheet in the back of the seats. Will get back to you.I'd be interested in the tags and build sheet if they are available for sale.
The rear axle is a 9 1/4 unit.That should have the 15/16 sway bar for anyone looking to upgrade, also shouild have an 8.75 for anyone looking to upgrade from the 8.25 in their 71-73 Plymouth or Dodge....
Nick
The tag appears to be gone but I can look for the build sheet in the back of the seats. Will get back to you.
Disk brake system is long gone, The steering system i still have yes, in fact i have multiple setups, how much of the system do you need?Did someone grab the disc brake conversion set?
What about the steering gear, is that still there and would you say it was not leaking before the car was put to rest?
Here is a pic of the trim, one of the long one has a small dent and one of the shortest ones has a slightly twisted tip. Other than that the rest of them is good apart from what has already been described.@Wollfen -- I know that I am almost 3 years late to the party, but this is a '73 NYB and I have one too. Two questions:
1. do you still have the clock?
2. did your car have any of its side moldings, with the filigree inserts that were special to the New Yorker and New Yorker Brougham (and not available to the Newport)? I can't discern the pattern as there is a reflection in the picture you posted. In the affirmative, do you happen to have kept them?
PS: Oh, and if you happen to have taken a photo of the fender tag, that'd be great too!