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Beautiful car. It looks like it was worth the wait. Now, my advice is, don't wait any longer; drive it! Welcome, congratulations, and good luck!

Gorgeous!

Got fins? Happy New Year!

Wonderful car. Congratulations!

It's not Fin Friday. Is it "Backwards Day?"

Is this interesting, or is this confusing? My 1961 Dart Pioneer doesn't have a B pillar. The 1961 in the thread here looks to have one. They both look to be 2 door models. I guess I am interested AND confused.

Thank you, all, for your help with your responses and information. I screwed up buying the 15 inch hubcaps for my car -- my wanting got the better of my thinking. However, I think they will look great on my garage wall!

That may be, but I haven't had any luck finding hubcaps defined as original for 1963. If you can clue me in as to the proper hubcap, I would appreciate it. Thanks for your feedback.

Thanks for the lead, pomonamissel. I'll check it out! -- Chris

I'm looking for two hubcaps for my 1963 Chrysler Pacesetter. I have two on hand. That said, if a set of four is out there, I would take all four rather than have a seller break up a set. Here's a picture of one of the hubcaps I have. I'm looking for two (or four) of the same. Message me if you...

I'll buy your 300 hubcaps. Message me please. Thanks. Chris Rulon "FWD Look Fan"

Yes! That's the way cars look when they are admired "in the wild." So why change that look at a show?

My 1960 New Yorker has taken "Best Interior" and "Top 20" trophies. My patinated 1961 Dodge Dart Pioneer took one of the a "Spectators' Choice" trophies at a show I brought it to. It probably won because no one had ever seen one before! That said, no, none of my three C bodies have ever won the...

Good luck with your project. The 60 and 61 New Yorkers were head turners then, and "Oh, wow!" Head turners now. Let's get a look at the interior. There are many here who can help with your Forward Look project. Keep posting!

These are very old accessories. Definitely 6 volt items. Check out the web -- quite a few listed, all sold but a handful. These perfectly plugged into the huge market of WWII veterans who got hooked on smokes during their service. Smoking was everywhere for decades. Heck, most of our classic...