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Well if anyone might be interested in the car, feel free to contact me

I’m in the Calgary area. The car was badly repainted a cream colour, but I’m putting back to its original f8 green which looks great with the tan interior. I’m a big stock/fender tag guy

Oh, I will definitely do that as well as list it up here locally. You guys and gals in the US have the huge advantage of the strength of your dollar which helps a lot.

I’m just finishing up painting my 1970 300 convertible back to its factory colour. I’ve rebuilt the factory matching numbers 440 and done a bunch of other work on it. Unfortunately it’s looking like I’m going to sell the car either in the fall or next spring. I know a lot of these cars over the...

Cheers! I was guessing 65 but I wanted to be sure

I’ve got an FSM on the way for my 72 satellite wagon but it’s not here yet. I’m swapping out tires and rims back to the factory 14” steel rims so I can put the factory wheel covers on. Can anyone help me out with the wheel nut torque spec for my wagon?

Thin white walls, or white lines are interchangeable terms depending on the maker. White lines, red lines, red streak, etc

Also, what would an equivalent tire size of a factory 1972 size?

I’m looking for a set of 14” white line tires to get the perfect stock look on my 1972 Satellite wagon. They seem almost impossible to find these days. Does anyone know a source for them? I’m in Canada which doesn’t help with sourcing some.

I was able to purchase a set; thanks gents!

This is what they look like.

I’m looking for a set of hubcaps for my 1960 desoto if anyone has a set gathering dust.

I’m looking at a 1960 desoto adventurer that was Canadian made and I was looking for a bit of help in deciding the build tag. Model P-S-3-M-23 Body number 302 Paint code CC Trim code PBK I know C is Jamaica blue, so I’m guessing CC would be blue too and body? Any help with this tag would be...

Perfect John, exactly what I need. The body line is slightly less raised but still clearly there which they butchered on mine.

Thanks Big John, that would be greatly appreciated!