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awesome. 4 years later and I can still grab the file. I'll be printing these for my Polara this week!

Much nicer than a Porsche, Lamborghini, or a Ferrari, for sure......

Hubble also appears to be back in operation (with only one gyro): NASA’s Hubble Restarts Science in New Pointing Mode - NASA Science

Voyager appears to be back in data transmission mode: Voyager 1 Returning Science Data From All Four Instruments - NASA Science

He also just picked up a '69 Newport woody convert with power seat and power windows parked since 1984 ...... The Unskilled Mechanic . .

Figures, lol. It was sold as fitting both.

For what it's worth, the air pressure decal on my '67 Monaco:

Some goog'ling indicates it might be a blower switch for a non-AC (heater only) car.

Not at that show, but since you asked.....

From what I could tell, and I went over the entire frame with various rotating abrasive appliances, the entire length of the 2 segments of each rail are welded with a continuous weld, the weld being somewhat variable consistency. Two U-shaped pieces joined side-by-side, welded in a long seam...

Looks good. :)

Looks like it has no headliner? Or front carpet? $8,200 Looks like being sold by a dealer.

Hey, you 'aint trying if you don't have to fix a couple of things!!! Glad you had a good Power Tour. I had a nice wedding but I certainly missed going to the Power Tour this year. Hopefully next year I won't have any schedule issues and will be back at it again!

Summer break has arrived so the first thing I’m doing is installing new cat whiskers on the front door windows.

You'll probably need to re-use the existing filler tube. The replacement tanks fit from '66-'73, with differences in the number of connections for vents, evap emissions, and such. Check the catalogs at www.rockauto.com and the SpectraPremium website for verification. CBODY67

The weld seam on our '66 Newport looks kind of sloppy to me. Segmented welds, not solid. No issue with draining moisture as it's all open. I questioned the segments, rather than being solid, and our trusted mechanic claimed it was better/stronger that way. CBODY67

Any pics?

CP46T1C206635 From the ad: « 8 passenger Chrysler Town & Country wagon. Equipped with 440-4 barrel, Factory A/C, Tilt/Telescoping steering wheel, Cruise control, power driver seat, 3rd row, Rear window washer, Power disk brakes, Am/FM 8 track, new dual exhaust from headers back, new brake...

Will a gas tank from a '68 C body fit a '70 C body? I realize they are different generations and the evap connections will likely be different but would the tank itself bolt up?