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I know the tilt-telescopic column that started in 1966 was a GM part. I always assumed that the 1965 tilt-only column was Chrysler, mostly because it uses the typical Chrysler 3-spoke steering wheel.

I'll also be there for the entire event (Tues-Sun) and staying at Caesar's. @Ross Wooldridge That sucks! Hope you can get it back together in time.

Hey, welcome aboard! I remember finding your website years ago. Glad to see you're still working on your Chryslers. :)

A custom rollpan and a thin bumper might match the look of the front better. I'm really enjoying following your build BTW. :thumbsup:

Yes I'm staying at Caesar's. The room I booked has 2 beds.

Thanks for putting the word out, Ross. I still haven't found anyone else to split the motel room with yet.

I have the Nexen tires on one of my cars already, in the slightly smaller 225/75R15 size. They seem fine, though I've probably only driven 3000 miles on them. I just got a quote for the Nexens in 235/75R15 at $153 CAD each.

I need new tires for my hardtop. I figured I'd go for 235/75R15 whitewalls this time, while I can still get some for a reasonable price from a mainline tire manufacturer. I called a local tire shop and they said the Cooper Trendsetter SE and Hankook Kinergy ST H375 are both discontinued! The...

I have Schumacher tri-y's on one of my cars. 1966 Chrysler, 451 stroker, Edelbrock heads. I was quite happy with the ease of installation. I used a mini starter and I had to grind down a pad on the side of the block that was hitting one header (they mentioned this in the instructions). I had to...

On one of my Chryslers I added a Painless Performance "CirKit Boss Auxiliary Fuse Block" under the hood. This provides a mix of relay-switched and always-hot circuits for adding accessories. I have no complaints with it. If you want to add a power distribution center under the hood that...

They were $24 CDN each. I'm all sold out now though.

The seller is a good guy. We've done a fair bit of parts trading. He is selling some project cars and parts because he bought a couple other 1966 Chryslers that aren't such big projects. You can contact him through the Kijiji ad.

Yes he does.

I don't remember if I posted my 2023 calendar art here, but I did post my work for 2022: https://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/showing-off-my-2022-mopar-madmen-calendar.68309/

Thanks! I posted all the pictures here in order of their respective months. On the actual printed calendars the pages are spiral-bound and the month is printed on the lower half when the calendar is opened. Here are a few examples. I do the layouts of these pages too, so I have complete freedom...

We can always use more C-bodies! We are mostly in the greater Hamilton area; most members are from Stoney Creek to Waterdown, a couple are in Burlington, and a few are further afield. We like to go on driving cruises out towards Niagara, Lake Erie, Brantford, etc. Where are you?

Sorry, for some reason I wasn't notified that I was tagged in this post (and I haven't been on the site much recently to see the post). That Windsor belonged to a friend of mine. It needed a lot of sheetmetal work to restore it. He has since sold it.

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I am the photographer (along with my son) and calendar organizer for my local Mopar club. I thought some people would enjoy my handiwork for our 2024 club calendar.

It was great seeing you 2 years ago David and the other guys, and the FBBO gang was very hospitable. I stopped by last year with my son just as a spectators. We were on our way to DC to visit the Smithsonian museums (and I got to see another Turbine!). Unless I have a change of plans, I won't be...