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Here's a couple of mine. Got lucky with this house.

Great work! I hope mine will look as nice someday.

I got a new pair from Firm Feel. Haven't installed them yet. http://www.firmfeel.com/c_body_mopar_strut_rods.html

It is perhaps fitting that the tags of these fallen soldiers are collected...and remembered.

Hi - very interesting. Just so I'm clear this is the brake set-up as original to the car? Not a conversion that was installed at a later date? Thanks very much.

Thanks Jason - I think you just convinced me to go your route. I'd like to re-wire my entire project but haven't really known where to start.

I had it done 10 years ago or so. Great results and still 20/20. Here in Charlotte by Dr. Mozayeni at a small practice called Providence Eye. He's consistently voted as one of the finest doctors and the one other doctors visit. http://www.providenceeye.com/?gclid=CLqG7JSfx70CFSwdOgodWVcAwg...

That'd work - except I, for one, have already ordered. I might have to ship it to you and have you sign it - unless you're planning to do a book signing tour. No worries either way. Thanks!

Always glad to support someone on this forum - I'll buy one but will expect you to autograph it someday! Congrats on the publication!

Congrats on your new car - enjoy!

I'm sure I kept a couple in my old parts box when I converted - 1968 Plymouth Fury - no idea if they're what you're looking for but happy to send to you if needed.

+1 All things being equal (or nearly) I'll support a vendor that sponsors the forum.

Yes we're trying to do that - but still not much confidence on the whole reassembly part.

I feel your pain - we're tearing down a 440 right now...

I've never heard of this show (Graveyard Carz) but figured based on the bantering here to give it a shot. Amazingly went to the DirecTV app on my phone, searched for the show, clicked "record series" and bingo. Easy as pie. Sometimes things just work. Nice surprise.

RockAuto has many of the parking brake components for your 77 New Yorker too. Not sure if you can rebuild the entire thing - but certainly a good start.

I thought C bodies were our toys...

I've gotta agree too. My daily driver is a 7 yr old 3-series convertible and my son is driving a 10 year old 3 series. I've driven lots of domestic, Japanese, and German cars - to me BMWs are very nearly driving perfection (on 4 wheels). But the driving part is only one part of the equation...

Very Nice!

Good looking car. I always get a bit confused with the engine names - wasn't "Magnum" used with Dodge?