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My mom had a Maytag washing machine that washed the cloth diapers of 5 of us. It lasted 27 years.

if you did not have a plate you could not go thru there?

I'm looking to purchase a set of the reproduction chrome Magnum 500s in the 15x7 size and with the correct profiles- yes, I know neither the 15" diameter or 7" width are original to any Mopar and would have been a Ford option originally, but I want to fill up the wheel well a little more while...

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Wow.... I really like that. A hood shouldn't be that hard to find and I'll bet you know someone that could paint it to match. :poke: My Dad bought a '63 Newport brand new at the end of 1962... So 63 years ago this month. I remember riding down with my Mom to pick it up as my Dad was...

I tried to listen to it.. Honest... I have an eclectic taste in music, but have some boundaries. Never tried that... I'd break a hip if I did... It's alright to say "OK Boomer" if you want.

thanks Have a set of used ones, as well. the ones on the car are pretty much at there limit. but hopefully replacing the bushings will get a bit more to play with i have a b body and got them at the local dodge dealer. will take it apart and keep see

The badge is only for the lettercar.

I'm not sure about other sources for new, but I would not rule out a good used set for this particular part and I think I personally would prefer that route myself. The problem with new ones is that while they may be new, are they made with the same exact steel specifications as the original or...

I saw he personally did that car. Plus I creeped around abit and saw a bunch of posts for and by him. It didn't seem as if he was a business. Plus fb had him in Cali not NJ anymore. If you have contact info or even more insite, I would be greatdul. Ive heard many awful stories and heartbreaks.

Ive been to his place, amazing stuff. He did a transmission for me about 8 years ago. VERY knowledgeable guy.

$1,300??? Last I checked scrap value was $500. Is there even a usable part on this car?

The days when you had to be registered in every jurisdiction you ran in.

Another “ no it’s not for sale,I’m gonna restore it,I know what it’s worth!” story while it rots into the ground.There are 5 of those stories in the back yards on my street alone.

There was a day it was beautiful.

I was going to save everyone the horror of viewing my Newport seat. It came from a life on a farm.. ill save you the psint can stains on the trunk. I did see much of this as a kid. The guy that repaired the tractor seats was the same guy that did all upholstery in our rural area. My boss sent me...

That repair could have been done years ago when the car was just another used car and that is typical used car lot type repair. Yea, it could/should be better, but I've seen a lot worse. I had a '69 Roadrunner that someone had fixed the top of the back seat. Just the top 8" or so. Same type...

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What a car and history on said car! And the resto, wow! I haven"t beat the bushes, but does anyone have direction on a good bodyshop in the mid atlantic area for these cars? I don't need or want a full resto, as i only can't do body and paint work.