Thanks. I’m 6’2” and my wife is 5’5” and she complains about the seat every time she's in it. My dad had Chevy 2 door Super Sports, 63, 65 & 67. I don’t remember having an issue in the front seats. They were tight in the rear seats though.
On my 1964 Chrysler 300, under the hood is an assist light. You pull it up and out and unwind the cord. All of a sudden it came on and stays on. What is the trick to turn it off? There is some kind of switch above it but it is not connected to the light that I can tell.
In the pic I have...
I have asked this before, but does anyone know how to lower the front split seats on a non-power seat on a 64 Chrysler 300 split seat? I have them out and trying to figure out how to lower them. They are set up for a petite lady, which I'm not. I have lowered them as much as I know how by the...
John, Yes, I know the wheel cylinders, bleeders & hoses were changed as they look new. The previous owner, who bought the car new, was a Chrysler mechanic and changed them sometime before he died 12 years ago. It set for 10 years in a garage after that when I bought it. The brake fluid was...
I have just bled the rear brakes on my 1963 Chrysler 300 and attempted the fronts. How do you get a wrench on the front bleeders, let alone the drain tube? The steering knuckle won’t let you get a bleeder valve box end wrench on either side. Is there a special bent open end wrench you use? Or a...
Call Eaton Detroit Springs. +1 (313) 963-3839. They did all the Mopar Springs back in the day and have all the specs and can make them up for you. Also email quotes@eatondetroitspring.com
They did my 1964 Chrysler 300 convertible springs last summer. Great reproduction.
Chuck