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The designer of the mat wasn't on drugs. Just one of gazillion versions of a generic Coat of Arms.

Not really "factory" options. These were sold at the dealership as an accessory either with the sale of a new or used car, or after the sale. Here's a link to that accessory catalog, along with other interesting stuff. The 1970 Hamtramck Registry Library Page (1970 - 1974)

I just got finished with an HEI Conversion on my 68 Polara, 383CID. At least I thought I was done. It's been burning HEI modules one after the other. I've checked for a good ground, made sure to mount with the proper heat sink and used the correct paste under the module. Also, I bought a rebuilt...

Those are some groovy OEM ones as well...

Join me in welcoming @FURY ! WAGON to FCBO.

That's really cool to see the factory options. Thanks for sharing.

Chrysler accessory floor mats are very rare and look nothing like that and the cars never came with floor mats from the factory. Accessory mats from some other source, like let's say K-Mart or Sears, could have a design like that molded into them. Here's a page from the '71 (I assume because...

That spring end is tough to work with. On the cold garage floor I got the cable over the pawl, found it functional without retention so I just buttoned it up. Well, a few weeks ago I had another trans leak. While it was drained (and no longer winter) I went back to try to fix this properly...

Ah, I thought they were a factory thing. Couldn't figure out the connection between a two headed chicken with a mouth like Snoopy and a Plymouth Fury. I don't feel so bad about not using them now, thanks!

Here are a few pics of the hose before and after. From my notes, I used three rear flex lines from a W200 PICKUP 1969-1973

Selling this good used 17 Tooth Speedometer Pinion Gear. Part number: 2204356 It is for the 1965 and earlier transmissions. Selling for $23 + mailing cost. Payment by a US Postal Money Order or by PayPal "friends & family"

For aftermarket floor mats, it was common for them to have some sort of "logo" design in the middle, over the trans hump, to differentiate their mat from other aftermarket brands (IF that really mattered). Not really a brand logo, just a design that somebody liked. Sometimes more "regal" and...

Just to be 100% sure we are on the same page, right=passenger side and left=driver side. Correct? The reason I ask is the later (1970 up) small block water pump will bolt on to that poly and the outlets are on different sides. This is kind of opposite of your left/right description, but it...

Does anyone know any history behind this? was it a joke or was it just the 60's-70's? Would have loved to be in that office when someone drew this and they said, "Yeah, that's perfect we'll make floor mats with that!"

Here's a "Y". 1965 Chrysler C-L Deck Lid Letter "Y" Emblem 2524 273 MoPar | eBay And an "E" Mopar NOS 1965-66 Chrysler Newport 300 New Yorker Hood Letter E Emblem 2524276 | eBay

So... Who opened this thread thinking it was going to be some slightly offensive, but funny humor? I digress.... The best thing to do is search with the part numbers if you are looking for NOS. Here's a screen shot from the '65 parts manual. (Available at Parts Manuals – MyMopar )

Yes, I was able to turn it. What makes the water pump go bad?