Recent content by cyberwolf

I have to agree with you. I was never unhappy that it had been removed from mine. I've always liked it on wagons, but not on convertibles.

Nope. That was gone before I bought it.

You hit the nail on the head. I am considering going up there next month. The car is currently in a relative's garage, but she is selling the home soon, so that's what is driving my decision. I'd need to rent a trailer and something to tow it with and just not sure if it's worth the extra...

Thanks. I hate to see it go for that, but not too optimistic on getting much more. Gorgeous '65, BTW!

Yes, I was thinking T&C, but you're right. I'm pretty sure I confirmed that years ago, but now I can't figure out where I packed away the title to get the VIN...

Outside for a little while, but covered with a heavy cover. Most of the time it's been in a garage, though. The interior has seen some water, I'm sure, but not completely exposed. No. It was re-painted that color when I bought it. I think it was originally green with the Town and Country...

Here are some photos from the last time she was between garages. http://www.coralspringsweb.com/pictures/Newport/Newport_01_1024.jpg http://www.coralspringsweb.com/pictures/Newport/Newport_02_1024.jpg http://www.coralspringsweb.com/pictures/Newport/Newport_03_1024.jpg...

I started down that path a couple of years ago, mainly so I could get it transported. I'm in Coral Springs, Florida - so getting it transported here is the first major obstacle to doing any work myself. I had a local mechanic do a little work and get it started and moving, but that's been a...

Thanks for the quick responses! I didn't think I had any recent photos, but these are from the last time she was between garages. The mileage is around 125k, I believe. The body is pretty straight and not a lot of rust.

I have a 1968 Chrysler Newport convertible that I've had for about 30 years now. It was a daily driver a couple of decades ago, but now is more of a barn find. It's pretty complete besides a completely shot top and interior, but I did have it running and moving a couple of years ago. I've...

Hello everybody, new guy here. Glad to find a bunch of Chrysler fans! I am just starting the restoration of a '68 Newport convertible that I've had in a garage for the last 16 years. The first order of business is the top and I know at least one of main arms that raise it had gotten bent...