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The info came from Bill Watson, as stated in the original post.

A friend of mine sent me a list of 1964 Chrysler Canada vin numbers, showing which vins were produced each month. He had received the list from @Bill Watson . I've been trying to contact Bill for months now, looking for the same list from other years, especially 1965. I've had no luck hearing...

@Bill Watson

Hi Bill. I've been trying to get in touch with you. Please send me a PM. I've got a few questions I'm hoping you can answer.

Thanks. I'll try it @Bill Watson

Can someone help me get in touch with Bill Watson? His inbox is full. I'm trying to find a list of what vins were built each month at the Chrysler Canada plant in 1965. A buddy of mine has a list for Chrysler Canada vins from 64 which he got from Bill.

yes. Chryco was the Canadian equivalent of MoPar. Up here, we have an auto parts store chain called Canadian Tire. Their house brand is Morpower. They TM'd that in the 30s i think. Morpower & MoPar sound too similar so Chrysler Canada couldnt use it so they came up with Chryco.

From what I've seen on my Canadian built 65 Plymouth along with my dads Canadian built 64 Dodge, anything that said "MoPar" on the U.S. production cars said "Chryco". Chryco jiffy jet on the windshield washer bag, Chryco antifreeze stamped on the radiator etc. Even stuff like the radio says...

group 27 was for big blocks though, small blocks came with group 24.

For anyone who's wondered what the batteries looked like for their Canadian C bodies, these are the only 2 photos i have come across of Chryco 12v batteries. Colour photo from the 1965 Chryco accessories catalog. B&W photo from the 1965 Chryco parts manual. If anyone has anything else to add...

Looking for NOS or like new front and rear 1965 Plymouth Fury Bumpers. No bumper guard holes please.

I've gotta do more research. I'm not worried about the $40. LOL.

I never realized it but yeah, for the most part, every canadian engine i've seen was red.... except for 413s. I have a 413 out of a 64 chrysler windsor and its turquoise like the u.s engine.

every mid 60s Canadian 383 2 BBL I've ever seen was red but I've yet to come across a Canadian mid 60s 383 4 BBL. Does anyone know if these were red as well or turquoise like the U.S engines?

pretty good deal. thats the first release of the fury I police car kit, issued in 1969.