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100 years ago - 1923 - automobiles were pretty basic and Chrysler was born in 1925. We've loved our Chryslers and Imperials during our short time here. Where do you think our cars will be - and with who - in 100 years from now? Will our hobby and passion continue? Will our loved, restored /...

I searched for posts about this subject before posting. Newest post I could find was 2018. Anyone have any experiences or knowledge they can share? Does it work? Worth the investment of a machine? Thanks, Ron

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I'd like to get these two "THREE HUNDRED" emblems restored. Does anyone know of a place that does this sort of thing? Thanks in advance for any knowledge, info, suggestions!

Back in the 70's, my Dad owned a gas station. I remember my Mom taking us there to visit my Dad and the big treat was "hot food sandwiches" made in some magical oven! Some vendor (like Schwan's/Stewarts?? perhaps???? [memory poor]) supplied these "ovens" - maybe like toaster ovens? - and the...

Does anyone know where to buy the lug nuts for the 16 slot road wheels? Thanks for any info!

Moderators - sorry if this isn't the appropriate place for this post. Please move accordingly! I've spent time researching old and current posts regarding "best Mopar restoration shops" in the USA. Lots of opinions, experiences and advice in all those posts; which is great. Ultimately a person...

Can anyone recommend a company that rebuilds radios?

(EDITED) 1965 not 1966 Imperial, original paint, black on black 413. Running driving. Running driving. Has rust. 55-year old southern-car-living-outside type rust. Not Northern salted-winter-roads type rust. Running driving. 413. Black paint. I bought this car to make a partial Green Hornet...

Does anyone know where I can find back glass for a PH29 Formal Hardtop? Good used or new, either or. Thanks for any inputs!

I know I know - everyone hates this subject! But all the old threads I searched are mostly "words". I'm a visual kinda-guy. Is this right? What about coupe and sedan? Did that play a factor in 1970 Sport Fury's?? Thank you for the help! Check out this picture I labeled. Do I have it...

I don't have a clue. A, B, C, E, F... Z-body! A friend found this and can't remember why he bought it. Part number on the package is missing or we'd research it. Any brains out there know what it is??!! Happy Sunday! Thanks! Ron

I'm working on a 1974 440 car and am restoring the AC system. I order a new/remanufactured RV2 compressor for a 74 440. I also head down the path of rebuilding the "what I think is original" RV2 compressor off the car. New compressor arrives; it has three mounting holes. The "original"...

Are the fuel lines available in the aftermarket/ repop world for a 70 Fury? I’d search but thought I’d try the easy-button first and ask in here! Thanks for any info!! Ron

Proud owner since 1992/93. 80,000 miles together through 22 states. Finest, sexiest, most comfortable, most beautiful, car I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing. I could go on...

Does anyone know of an online source or downloadable product to check the mechanics hours to remove and replace (R&R) parts for 60's, 70's, 80's vehicles? Thanks, Ron

I searched images on the internet for 56,57,58 and can't figure out what this car started out as? Are the tail lights MoPar? I'd like to see the stock car that they started with for this build! Thanks!

I searched the site for Thermoquad threads and read the post from April 2019. My question is this; Say you restore a 1974 vehicle, new engine, new everything, rebuild the original TQ9016S carb, everything is hooked up like its 1974 (EGR, water pump sensor, radiator sensor, all vacuum...

My official name for the ole 72 Imp; Cloud Nine! Since 1992/93 we have logged 80,000+miles together. I get more joy driving this car than I do any of my others! We live together, we die together!

Just a little northwest of Milwaukee, a small highway stretches through the town of Auburn, Wisconsin. A few decades ago, when the documentary filmmaker Kelly Rundle was a child, the road was lined with farms that members of his family had owned for generations; barns punctuated the open fields...