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What a wonderful picture! Thanks! If the comb on the right is 1969 and later, what year spans do the the other 2 combs cover?

Happy Birthday @426hemihead @KEISUKE @Rob'68Net @SittingSince85

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Have you pulled the rear seat and panels out yet?

I’ve never been a watcher of these videos or any videos for that matter that aren’t directly helping me do something I might not have done before. I don’t appreciate my time being wasted and that’s all most of these vidoits do with their regurgitated info.

Anybody have/know of someone who might have some stashed away?

After Youtuber, Lou Costabile of "My Car Story" did the video on my 71 New Yorker, soon after there was another Youtuber named "Auto Evolution" that stole all of Lou's pics and videos and posted them to their site with a no-so-accurate write up to their YouTube page. When I called Lou to let him...

Thanks I actually sent an email this AM.

LoL Bob Blake told me that combo is called a creamsicle. I can’t argue with what he said way back when cause we were standing next to his creamsicle `71 hemicuda convertible.

Thank you for confirming. Now I just need to figure out if that’s the correct one I need. The factory service manual states that I need the 1.72" spacer, which is part number 1674746. The factory parts book lists part number 1851959, which is 1.060" thick. Chris Note: The single asterisk in...

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Looking for help. Trying to remove roof rams. Roof is up and inoperable . Any ideas appreciated. Car is in OZ. 383 2bbl A/C disc brakes. Triple red.

The 1.72" space is Chrysler part number 1674746.

1957 Dodge Royal. 235/75/15 all the way around with reproduction hubcaps.

That woman was gorgeous!!!

You have a rare car. The N Code 383 wasn't put into too many Newports. Enjoy!

Possibly 62-63 Imperial

Looks like 61-63 Imperial.

The weight is to be low when the valve inside is open. The thermo-spring pulls the weight up when it's cold, and relaxes when warm, so the weight drops (rotates actually, due to gravity), and in the process, the valve is opened inside the manifold. New heat riser parts are available here...

L9B is an optional vinyl and vinyl bucket seat interior for a '65 Newport. It is compatible with FF1 exterior. "Astrophonic" is a Dodge term. In a Chrysler, sales code 442 (Q/2 on the tag) is the Golden tone A/M or the five button radio with tone control. Is there any place that sells a...