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I replaced the hot / cold sensor (switch) on my '68 New Yorker 440 this past November with an unused NOS part from a fellow on Ebay. I couldn't find any spec for those temperatures in my 1968 Chrysler shop manual. I too was interested in knowing what those temperatures are so I tested the cold...

First time on public roads as an insured and plated car in almost 40 years. Took it for a test drive after replacing virtually all front suspension parts (thank you Craig at MobileParts), gas tank with fuel sending unit, all brake cylinders & shoes, master cylinder, brake lines, all parking...

This is the only 1967 or 1968 New Yorker I've seen with the auto temp control option. I thought it was a bit odd that this option was ordered but not some other options like power seat (which would have required a center console and bucket seats, so there's that), power vent window, power door...

I'm trying to find parts vendors that include C bodies in their offerings. Companies like Classic Industries, Year One, etc. seem to specialize in A,B and E body parts. Are there vendors anyone out there know of that have new C body parts? I've already ordered quite a few parts from Rock Auto...

Sorry it took so long to post this.

Thanks for the welcome 65sporty. I'm not too far away - Fenton, just south of Flint.

I didn't reply right away because I tend to tell long stories (according to my friends) so I decided to try a condensed version. In August 1978, I had just started working in my first post-college graduation job (which I stayed with my entire working life). I was living in an apartment complex...

Thanks for the welcome Camshaft - it's pretty cool you were able to snag the name "camshaft". I've been to the US Pacific Northwest a number of times but never have made it to BC (I have relatives in Seattle - Tacoma area). Everyone I know that has been there (at least in and around Vancouver)...

Thank you kowalski1970.

Thank you for the welcome 66sptfry.

Thank you Carguy300. I've always liked the clean look and beautiful styling of the late 60's 300 with hidden headlights. I was 12 years old when I saw my first one - a bright red 1968 convertible with a white top. That car and my dad's 67 New Yorker (gold 4-door hardtop) clinched my love of C...

Here are a couple of recent pictures.

Hello everyone! Looking forward to sharing information with this group. I just turned 68 years old, retired in September 2021 from a company I worked for for 43 years and have been spending appreciable time working on projects I have long said I'd "eventually get to". My current project is a...