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I was looking for a passenger door for a 2 door new Yorker 68 .iam in the Atlanta area .

Alright guys. I need your help again. I can’t get my power to my fuse panel instrument fuse . I researched and believe power goes through panel switch. I have power there on yellow wires , no power out on tan wire to fuse block. I bought new panel switch same result. I jumped yellow To tan and...

Have a question about wiring neutral safety switch. My wiring was chewed up by mice. Had a wire dangling from the bulkhead that I thought was the neutral safety switch but the diagram shows it coming from the starter relay directly. Just wondering how to wire this.

Iam tracing a wire and on the diagram it says wiper washer motor , where would that be located.

Iam wiring my carb electric choke , I was going to wire it off the wiper motor. Which color wire do I run it off of.

My stock pan did not have any baffles or windage tray , so that’s how I put it back . I’ve been seeing that they say to use windage trey. do I need one , when my stock motor did not have that.

my motor was recently rebuilt, stock rebuild. I was wondering what rod for fuel pump to use . i would like to use stock , but not sure where to get one. any help would be appreciated.

I ordered a new valley pan. It came with the center port hole not cut out, did I just get a wrong one , or do I cut the hole myself.

Stumped, on my 1968 Chrysler newyorker, I am replacing my brake lines . I have a manual on my computer, the way it shows is not how my brake lines went it the distribution block. My left front went to the back or other side of safety switch up top, my right went to top on safety switch side...

Hey guys, I have a 68 newyorker, iam trying to redo it, it sat in a barn for 40 years , and rats got to it. I have two holes with tubes sticking out of the firewall , with nothing coming out or nothing hooked to them. Can anyone tell me what they are for.

Can anyone recommend a engine rebuilder for my seized 440 motor in the Atlanta area.