carrman
Senior Member
That is a Leaburn-quality level restoration. I'm not a a huge Fusie fan but that us a beautiful car!!!
just finished my 1969 New Yorker
- Thread starter tinnman75
- Start date
I hope you bring your New Yorker to Carlisle so you can pick up your best C-body award.
Kaim
Member
Excellent quality of work! Congratulations.
68yourker
New Member
A beautiful car that shows all the special touches that you have put into it. I too never knew Chrysler put ignition switches to the left of the column-the 68 I have has it to the right of the column.
Looks awesome!
You mentioned radio delete. I have yet to see a C body with a radio delete and it's tag.
Please post the tag so that I can see the radio delete , or better yet, the lack of an R code as all cars were radio delete until they had a radio ordered.
You had mentioned several times that you do not typically do this type of car restoration. What type of cars are you usually doing restorations on?
@tinnman75
You mentioned radio delete. I have yet to see a C body with a radio delete and it's tag.
Please post the tag so that I can see the radio delete , or better yet, the lack of an R code as all cars were radio delete until they had a radio ordered.
You had mentioned several times that you do not typically do this type of car restoration. What type of cars are you usually doing restorations on?
@tinnman75
Last edited:
my1966chrysler
New Member
thanks for saving it
Stargazer
Member
Incredible job Tinman! What a beauty, breathtaking. Lots of respect for your craftmansship and labour!!!
chrysler_fan
Active Member
Beautiful job Even the interior looks new. That had to be a labor of love to bring back what looked to me to be a dirt encrusted parts car to stunning results. Best wishes.
chrysler_fan
Active Member
For 1969, MOPAR had the ignition switch on the left, before it started being on the steering column for the safety lock
3175375
Senior Member
Only in 69 too.
Similar threads
