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$25 thousand bought this absolutely stunning 66 Fury. I think this was a bargain for this car. Check out my post sale walk around video 1966 Plymouth Fury III convertible SOLD $25 thousand!

Chrysler script for the rea4 quarter panels. These came off a 65 Newport. The mounting pins are good. $20 each plus shipping

I made this post auction video of this beautiful 300 C. I think you’ll enjoy. Give me a thumbs up if you do Absolutely stunning 57 Chrysler 300 C

The mistake I made was the name for my channel. It is time consuming & a lot of people don’t want to be in the video & that can hurt the fluid of the video. Some people don’t want you to video on their property too. Having an assistant is a plus. Multiple camera angles is very helpful...

Yep the copy rights are difficult but manageable

I believe the one I have is vacuum operated. I’ll have to check to be sure. I do know I tested it & it did work

I have the power trunk release from a 72. That’s all. Rest of it sold

Only have the one. It has some surface rust & it’s dull so a proper polishing wou do it good. One of the end pieces is broken, but it’s removable. $20 plus shipping from Youngsville, NC

Vintage Plymouth emblem. I believe this fits on the hood of a late 60’s to early 70’s Plymouth Fury. As you can see it’s about 3 inches long. The mounting pin is fine. Definitely dull with pits, but good driver quality. $10 plus shipping from Youngsville, NC just north of Raleigh.

And once again another hard to find Mopar part that you seldom see come up for sale. Here at Bobs Classic Cars & Parts we find this vintage stuff. This is a heater control for a DeSoto. I believe the car was a 1953. It had the 291 or whatever small V8 Hemi engine. This is not an air unit. Let me...

Another hard to find part at Bobs Classic Cars & Parts. Chrysler New Yorker emblem/appliqué. This fits in the top section of the rear seat. Not sure what year car it’s from but it was early 70’s. It’s in good shape & restorable if needed. There’s part numbers casting numbers on the back to help...

From a 69 Chrysler 300. Likely will fit other models of same body style. This is for the A pillar post on the windshield for convertible cars. Fits on the outside. Has some dings that are noticeable up close. Those will have to be worked out & the pieces polished for a nice restored car. $100...

Fits 70/71 Plymouth Fury. Drivers side. It’s in good shape but does have one mounting tab broken off short. No dents or cracks. $20 plus shipping from Youngsville, NC

Includes the horn button. Definitely needs restoring or use as it. Also Great Wall art. Several cracks as seen in the photos. $100 plus shipping from Youngsville, NC

It will need restoring unless you just want to wrap it or wall art. There’s are cracks & pits in the chrone. $150 plus shipping from Youngsville, NC

Check out the video SOLD ! The 72 Dodge Monaco big block car

Did a small private yard today I just recently learned of & scored this factory dual quad RB intake. I got just the engine for it too. He had a couple of whales in there too….hum

Wow twice in one month. Sorry guys. It’s good to go again

Vintage Chrysler Dodge Plymouth wiper blades. These are the bolt on style. Chrysler used these on a lot of their cars in the early 60’s. $40 plus shipping from Youngsville, NC gets the pair.

1964 Dodge 880 passenger side tail light. I don’t see any cracks or chips in the lense. The chrome bezel is pitted pretty bad & will need to be rechromed. Kinda hard to find item. Save it for a spare. $40 plus shipping from Youngsville, NC