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Prefer the kind with the map light at the forward end (1969-71), but will also consider the other varieties. Thanks, Jeff

Thanks to all for the suggestions. Dave, would it be possible for you to send me a pic of what that switch looks like? I think it is is near the water pump housing?

The guy I usually use for bodywork is not going to be available for a while for some quarter panel work and a paint job I'd like to get done. Can anyone here recommend someone good and reasonably priced in the Baltimore, MD area? Thanks, Jeff in Baltimore

My 73 Town and Country has three remaining dash bulbs out -- the left turn signal, the Low Fuel, and the Engine Cold. What is the best way to access these bulbs to change them? Do they use the twist-in caps that the A and B lines use? Grateful for any hints or ideas how best to do this...

Has anyone ever converted their two-seat Mopar C wagon to a three seat? If so, what is involved in the conversion? The kids will not stop bugging me about doing this, so I figure I may as well put it on the summer project list if it is feasible. My 73 T&C already has the quarter panel gas...

Hi Guys/Gals: I am trying find if all fuselage-era C body wagons use the same headliner underpinnings and same size headliner. Does anyone know? Thanks, Jeff in Baltimore

I was originally, but the price was right and the reviews were pretty good.

Hey, thanks very much, but I installed a Holley Street Demon in her -- seems to have done the job. Thanks, jeff

Hi C-body People, I'm looking for a new dome light fixture for my 1973 Town and Country. As I understand, three types will fit the 1973 models: 1) with map light switch, 2) with an argent-colored plate where the map light switch would have gone, and 3) full plastic lens. Does anyone have a...

Will upload one tonight. Many Mopar B and C wagons came equipped with a second dome light above the rear tailgate window with a switch to toggle it between off and on when the front dome was lit. The lens, at least, appears to be the same from the early 60s through early 70s. Chrysler also...

Does anyone have a station wagon rear dome light assembly available for sale?

Interesting. My 73 Chrysler has a different unit altogether -- just a rectangular plastic lens, with no map light switch or function.

A low-quality replacement carb that appears to have been designed for a vehicle with an electric fuel pump. It works, just takes forever to warm up. j

I thought I would be able to, but my mechanic has strongly recommend that I stay with a 73 carb -- emissions being the reason. Thanks, j

Looking for one that can be rebuilt. Thanks, Jeff in Baltimore