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    440 owners - a question

    Hi, I have had 440's and 383's most with electronic ignition systems and two of those I installed and one that was factory installed. As mentioned earlier in a post in general the Chrysler electronic ignition system runs good. If you are thinking your issue has to do with the electronic...
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    1962 Chrysler Newport rear disc breaks

    Try taking it to a machine shop and let them machine a plug for the lug hole, press it in and then have them machine a new lug hole the proper size.
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    SOLD 1962 Chrysler 300 2 door Hard Top Parting Out

    Thank you for the pictures of the rear bumper guards but I think $200 is just too much for them.
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    SOLD 1962 Chrysler 300 2 door Hard Top Parting Out

    I am looking for a set or rear bumper guards. How much shipped to 14220 in Buffalo NY. Thanks.
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    SOLD 1962 Chrysler 300 2 door Hard Top Parting Out

    I am looking for a set of rear bumper guards. How much shipped to 14220. Thanks Tim
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    For Sale 68 imperial coupe

    Thank you for asking him to clear out his inbox. I tried contacting him without luck.
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    SOLD 1966 Chrysler Newport Winter price $10,500

    What are you asking for your Chrysler, and do you have pics of the interior, truck, under hood? Thank you, Tim
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    Tool Question

    I believe S-K tools carry a lifetime warranty. Get ahold of a dealer for a replacement. If you want to play with it I suggest setting the tool on a hard surface with the ball up and with a brass bar tapping the ball to break it free.
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    SOLD Two '66 Chrysler 300s for Sale

    Maybe I am missing but where are the cars located.
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    For Sale 1961 Chrysler Parts

    I am looking for rear bumper guards for a 1961 Windsor. Do you have any? Thank you.
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    Studebaker purchase opportunity

    I was watching this post as I was interested in the car. I am glad to hear you grabbed it. Tim
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    Whole property generator

    I would suggest putting an electrical conduit underground and then running your electrical power lines through the conduit. At the same time, I would suggest running another conduit for the possibility of a cable or phone line (I know old technology) as long as the area was dug up. As was...
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