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I plan on trying to find a good set of used oem rings with the ridge I just dont want to buy the 2 1/2 and find out they won't fit

I have a set of 15x6 steel wheels and want to use dog dish caps with trim rings Will a 2 1/2" deep ring fit that wheel?

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Todd here are the pics you requested

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I don't know if the car had factory disc brakes all I can tell you is it now has wilwood discs in front and 15" wheels I imagine the right mirror was added

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Selling my 66 New Yorker that is rust free runs and drives great. The car needs nothing it has a working A/C and dealer installed cruise control. It has new dual exhaust that is quiet. The car has a new radiator and carburetor, I have the originals if they are wanted The car is located in NH and...

I have timed it and adjusted the carb with a vacuum gauge to the highest reading and when I test drive it the motor pings something awful

I have heard both sides of that question and have found that my 66 New Yorker 440 idles much better with manifold vacuum instead of timed any pros or cons? I am running a 1405 edlebrock and not sure if the car has a mild cam or not I have 19 vacuum

I have an aftermarket A/C unit on my 66 New Yorker with the stock 22" radiator with no shroud or clutch fan I want to upgrade to a 26" rad with a shroud My question is should I keep the stock 7 blade non clutch fan or should I use a 7 blade clutch fan

I would be interested in the tan one pc mat if you still have it

Just made a strange discovery, I thought I had a 1966 Chrysler New Yorker but after decoding the vin and trim tag it seems that maybe at some point my New Yorker may have started out life as a Newport according to what I have found the NY was CH42 but has CH23 also looks like the car was special...

Looking for a decent fan shroud for my 66 New Yorker

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Pretty pricey was hoping someone had and old one in decent shape for sale Thanks

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How difficult is it to remove a factory radio out of a 66 New Yorker with no a/c