Search results for query: *

I see the windows up with the top down. Power windows? Working? Fender tag pic? You mention it needing a heater core, yet it is not bypassed in the engine compartment pic, is it leaking in the car’s interior? A/C work? Does the search tune radio work and is the search tune button on the floor...

We had a major mouse problem in my son’s garage in Ohio. an old detached structure, pre 1900 per old land surveys, so probably not originally a garage. The traps had to be emptied daily. A few years ago we started putting out D-con mouse and rat bait pellets. At first the bait would disappear...

This is certainly a rare car. For 1968 there were only 175 Sportsgrain Newport convertibles produced. I can’t find numbers for 1969, but they were even lower.

your bumpers look straight in the photos, why not rechrome what you have?

You always take great photos of your cars. I think Chrysler hit the nail on the head with the 68 design. But I like all 300 convertibles from any year.

My condolences to his family and to the friends that were lucky enough to know him. Between him and Locumob our forum is off to a shaky start this year. Let’s hope this trend does not continue.

I don’t name all my cars, but I did refer to my ‘76 Eldorado convertible (with 17,000 original miles) as “*****” as it looked great, but constantly cost me wallets full of money with all the repairs. You know… I’d say: that f’n ***** just cost me another boat load of cash. When I sold it I told...

Thank you. I appreciate all the input. I am going to visit my friend tomorrow. I will let you know what he decides to do and how the final results of a sale turn out.

Thanks John, that pricing info from Hagerty will be a great help. I will relay it to my friend, and proceed from there. Final decisions will be up to him, but he can no longer be the caretaker of this car I think I will suggest listing it on Hemmings.

Stunning car.

obviously the seatbelts were added. I am no expert on this car or era. It is a nice car, but I have zero interest in cars earlier than the 60s. I can only tell you what the owner told me and I was looking for any advice from the car gurus on this site that can give me ideas as to what would be...

My friend had a stroke in April 2024. He is 81. Luckily he recovered and has been approved to drive, but due to weakness on his left side he will no longer be able to drive his 1949 Chrysler New Yorker with Fluid Drive, not enough strength to press the clutch pedal and control the non power...

Check out Polyvance.com they sell products to restore classic plastic steering wheels.

Interesting article about the Brewer Brothers dealership on their 100th anniversary in 2011 in “The Register Citizen” with a photo of a 1905 REO in their showroom. They started with REO in 2011. They acquired DeSoto and Plymouth franchises by 1931. Followed by Chrysler (no date in article)...

I think your price is high. You certainly need to post many more pictures for a valid assessment on price. Full photos of the entire driver and passenger sides, a complete rear pic, photos of the trunk floor with the mat removed, remove that tarp and show the back edge of the vinyl roof ...

The USPS processes over 420 million pieces of mail per day, and like many companies today, they have an employee retention rate problem. They have a retention rate of 47.8%. So for every 100 employees that are hired and go through training 52 quit. With the amount of mail/packages processed by...

You always take beautiful photos of your cars with a great background that always remind me of print advertising from that era.

Good work is not cheap. Cheap work is not usually good.