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Here's a thought. Just don't do it. It's not practical. Especially being a convertible. The power required to move that much weight could possibly ruin the unibody with all the hidden rust. If the car is clean, why destroy it by altering panels & stuff. Find something else like an old B body...

You know I'm an old school mechanic over 40 yrs and damage like that can be made to cosmetically look OK but unless you spin it on a balancer you really can't tell. Those rim are still very available. Get rid of it or use it for spare.

Crazy looking contraption. Just be careful it's not a high pressure device. I don't see the accumulater ball on it so you're probably ok. I had an experience with a high pressure Volkswagen. Lesson I never forgot.

Isn't that a beauty!! I have a 67 4dr New Yorker. 42k miles. Unfortunately it sat so long nothing works. I had to remove & take apart the headlight switch to remove the hardened factory grease. Now that's ok but there are many more. Use it or lose it. The car is stored inside.

Hey Jim 68 cuda, I believe I've communicated with you in the past. My name is also Jim & have a 68 cuda along w/10 other vehicles. All but 2 are mopars. One odd car is a RX8 fun fun but that's a whole different format. Anyway 4 are C bodys. Only 2 out of the 11 cars are parts cars. Born in the...

Awesome car 1967 2dr. with those crazy unique taillights. It'll take some patients but man what a head turner!!

Drove my 67 New Yorker to hickory corners Michigan. Car show @ Gilmore museum. Called " mopars at the Red Barns". Anyway another 67 New Yorker was there. Same color , body style & everything. Even interior was same color. Both paint jobs were O.E. my car only has 40k original miles. Well he got...

Yes sir, my 1967 New Yorker made it from northern Indiana to Washington Utah & back. Only glitch was the rubbing on the points wore a bit so I had to adjust em. I got caught up in a snow storm in the mountains but the car powered through. I have video of ice cycles hanging from the car on VHS-C...

Love to read about mopar stories. Long story short i have 11 vehicles, 9 are mopars, 5 from the 60s(all drivers). It's a good life.

So that's what i get for not doing my homework. It seems the car was an early 70s Fury

Sorry guys for messing up messages. I'm still trying to figure it out. tail lights were spot on. Not sure if Plymouth had maybe a fury with same setup

Sorry guys for messing up messages. I'm still trying to figure it out.

Can you say Thunderbolt and Lightfoot

These cars are going for the price someone would pay or how much you would pay for it (just some useless humor)

Be patient, enjoy. Nothing like driving your living room down the highway.

Everyone had Camaros, Mustangs & Buicks. So instead I chose a 72 Monaco. Really a unique car at the high school in 1977. It really started in 1969 when mom bought a new cuda. I've never been without a mopar since. Out of the 11 cars i have, 4 are C bodys. It's like driving your living room. You...

And you have a 68 convertible VERY NICE. YEAH love my C bodies but my Barracudas are in a special class for me. I need to get it together so I can get some pics out there.

Well Jim 68cuda that's a cool story, what really freaked me out is my name is Jim with a 68 cuda. It's a clone but it has a 383( changed K frame) 4 speed. It's a trip to drive.