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the HP cast manifolds are best. headers on a '69 nykr 4d sedan leave NO room to navigate on the l/h side.

" permanent" type antifreeze came out in the late '50's and replaced the alcohol-based antifreezes. the main reason was the car manufacturers wanted a hotter coolant (180-195 degree) requiring a hotter opening thermostat. cars that run alcohol based anti-freezes must use a thermostat that opens...

one other note you need to consider- when this car was produced, and all vehicles prior to 1985, antifreeze was labeled "permanent". due to several factors, the companies that make antifreeze reformulated the mixture so that the product was no longer "permanent". with the product now available...

all Poncho's had valve train/timing chain problems on their engines. The 61-6 389 & 421 in standard 10.25 to 1 c.r. carried double valve springs from the factory. when you had to replace the t/c, you had to use an oem style morse chain unless you changed to double roller bicycle type chain &...

That is the wrong fuel to be using in ANY carberated vehicle---too much ethanol(corn squeezins). on carberated vehicles, the BEST fuel to use is NON-ETHANOL fuel.

Self-adjusting brakes came out between 1962-1964. Every vehicle I personally have owned or worked on that was from that vintage and newer, came equipped with self-adjusting brakes. And I agree with the previous comments about the rubber brake hoses. If they are original to the car, replace them.

All taperd roller bearings use the Timken numbering system on components (eg. lm67048/lm67010). National is owned by Timken, just as bower/bca is. Federal Mogul sold them to the Timken Company within the last 5 years. SKF is the next line of quality bearings. They own C/R (Chicago Rawhide) seals...

SON OF FMR GMC TRUCK DEALER--OWNER OF MOTHER'S 1969 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4D SEDAN, WHITE/GOLD COLOR COMBO Location: RIDGE MANOR FLORIDA