Scored perfect tail light lenses last weekend
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Scored perfect tail light lenses last weekend
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
I've posted this car in other threads here but not in this one. My 69 Monaco 4dr HT. Bought it cheap non running but with some basic repairs it runs great now. Still have to go through the brakes and get at least some of the power windows working before I can go cruising in it. Eventually it will go back to the original Q4 turquoise.
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Is there a chance that the bright moldings around the rear wheel well openings could be saved assuming no skirts? Thanks.
That is one beautiful looking car!!
I have not taken a close look yet but if they're good I have cars that need them as well. It should be getting drop off later today at my friend's place.
This car has been featured in the Collectible Automobile magazine a couple of years ago. I have the issue, but can't remember the exact month and year of it.
Thank you for your response.
330dTA
Senior Member
Perhaps that is why we measure liters per 100 km. Never km/L. (My ’70 NYer takes 14,1L/100 km. I think it’s pretty frugal for such a big engine.)Egad: The gas mileage (kilometerage?) sounds so much worse in km/L.
You know the drill: fender tag, please
King Hooter
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Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic
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I just love that color scheme!
Who's car and where is it? For sale?
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
It's on Facebook, it's in Minnesota.
1969 Plymouth fury
1969 Plymouth fury 383 motor, new tires, belts, hoses, fluids, exhaust, tuneup, fuel pump, runs great. Never has seen winter, purchase from original owner 16 years ago.. not a project, 
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69_topless
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I just passed the annual technical inspection today. With the recent rule changes for operating historical vehicles, it's good for the next 5 years. Changed from 2 years to 5 years, the period looks IMHO maybe too long, but the less bureaucracy the better
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Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic
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Wow! Gorgeous convertible!View attachment 663348
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I just passed the annual technical inspection today. With the recent rule changes for operating historical vehicles, it's good for the next 5 years. Changed from 2 years to 5 years, the period looks IMHO maybe too long, but the less bureaucracy the better
King Hooter
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Sold quite quickly too. Hopefully that Fury is getting a good home.
Can you tell us more about that red 1970 Chrysler 300 convertible?from -90: 300 mixed from 69 and 70 models
Yellow car is not interesting
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Is that the same 300 'vert as in the other photo? I see a RHS mirror on the second car, so am not sure.
Can you share more details of either/both? Thank you in advance!
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