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Hi all! Thought I would share the artwork for the 2026 calendar I put together for the car club I belong to. Enjoy!

Have you checked the weather forecast for Sunday? It's not looking good. :(

For jobs that I'm not able to do myself, I usually use Lancaster's Tire Discounter in Burlington. Mostly that is just on our daily drivers, but they're still my best recommendation. 2nd generation mom-and-pop garage, good rates, always been happy with their work. I do see some older cars in...

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I'm the photographer for the car club I belong to, and at the end of the year I put together a calendar. I just finished the artwork for the 2025 calendar and thought I'd show it off. :) (I can't take credit for the airplane picture. The car owner supplied that one.)

Oh. If your map light comes on when you open the door but not when you flip the map light switch, I know the reason. The circuit board is swedged into the chromed metal housing. There is an exposed copper pad on one edge of the circuit board that's supposed to contact the housing and ground-out...

Welcome from Ontario, Canada and congrats on your purchase! Sounds like your car has good bones. Lots of info here for the projects you want to take on. I can get you pics of the map light switch assembly too.

I know the tilt-telescopic column that started in 1966 was a GM part. I always assumed that the 1965 tilt-only column was Chrysler, mostly because it uses the typical Chrysler 3-spoke steering wheel.

I'll also be there for the entire event (Tues-Sun) and staying at Caesar's. @Ross Wooldridge That sucks! Hope you can get it back together in time.

Hey, welcome aboard! I remember finding your website years ago. Glad to see you're still working on your Chryslers. :)

A custom rollpan and a thin bumper might match the look of the front better. I'm really enjoying following your build BTW. :thumbsup:

Yes I'm staying at Caesar's. The room I booked has 2 beds.

Thanks for putting the word out, Ross. I still haven't found anyone else to split the motel room with yet.

I have the Nexen tires on one of my cars already, in the slightly smaller 225/75R15 size. They seem fine, though I've probably only driven 3000 miles on them. I just got a quote for the Nexens in 235/75R15 at $153 CAD each.