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Chrysler offered a cloth bucket seat option for half a year in 1966. I think it was one of the "Spring Special" packages. It was only available in white vinyl with black cloth seating surfaces. If you end up having trouble finding someone to make the upholstery that you want, you can use...

If you have a bolt or nut with Loctite on it, the simplest way to remove is just a little heat. I've done it a lot... The one that comes to mind is a prototype piece I built for a former employer. It had about 40 2-56 stainless screws in 6061 aluminum. All were installed with red Loctite. A...

Just looked at those last night, they are $1000 a set of 4. Considering reproduction 15x7 standard wheels are $175 each, that's not a bad price.

Does anyone know if the castrol 20w50 at Walmart for 23 dollars has zinc in it for our older cars it looks kind of blackish now where it used to be brown to gold color

Back in the sixties, one of the guys on the team Loctited the nut (single nut, '51-'55 style) on the cam on our AA/FD hemi dragster. getting it back off ruined the cam and we had to get another one; YMMV

I'd love to find a set of Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels for this. Anyone? That's the only other wheel that looks right on an Imperial of this vintage. Plus, finding a 5-on-5-1/2" wheel that doesn't look like a pimp wheel is impossible.

I'll just say that I'm glad you are restoring the original wheel covers. One other editorial comment on Imperials overall: I find Imperials never look good with aftermarket wheel treatments of any kind...I've seen the use of other year Imperial wheel covers or Mopar wheels, like road wheels on...

I may make it this year. I didn’t pre-register. Will definitely decide this weekend. It seems like the hotels are still reasonable so far.

Ouch!

Valvoline has a new oil called "restore and protect" Lake Speed JR. does a dive into it on his you tube channel. Unfortunate, I don't see any 10-30,10-40 available.

I've had this car for ten years as of June 3! Doesn't seem like it.

I'm currently restoring the '66 wheel covers. They are seven separate parts and weigh about 180 pounds each...OK, maybe eight. Anyway, for the Memorial Day car show today, I wasn't too hip on showing it with the bare painted wheels. So, on went these Moon covers I've had for a few years...

Join me in welcoming @Dartman67 to FCBO.

I want to go, but I am so swamped with work I can't commit right now.

...material. Car cover makers want you to believe that you can't or shouldn't cover your car with something that doesn't "breath" because they *can't* make an impermeable water-proof cover. At least not one that can be folded and stand up to UV. Or it would be very heavy, probably use...

Not a building, but a big part of the business and interesting history.

If it's only for a couple months, and you are still planning on driving it, I wouldn't cover it. Here's the problems with covers... The car has to be clean or you scratch the paint when you put it on or take it off. If the car is dirty, then the cover is dirty too. That's a problem when...

Right, my only point is it is a factory high impact color. Not to debate the merits of the car. The car fits the requirements of the display.

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