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Sounds like a great color combination - hopefully it wasn't "flipped" and will show up (at a much higher price) on some dealer's web-page - time will tell............

Beautiful - first '67 LeBaron I have seen in silver w/black top, it's terrific, and makes me want to paint my black one silver.......... wonder what color the interior is.......

Not sure if anyone saw this, just came across this listing on BaT, which is currently at $6,900, almost no options, but beautifully kept no less, and in Spanish Red! NOT my listing, just forwarding in case anyone is interested, here's the link: No Reserve: 1965 Chrysler 300 4-Door Hardtop

Maybe some others on this list will chime in, but there is Bruno's in Rockville...... Classic Car Rebuild & Restoration |Rockville, MD | Bruno’s Classic Muscle Yes, the website is truly "muscle-car focus'ed," but they do more than what's shown.........

Nice that the Yellow Bird doesn't have to fly outside the family!

This is great to know. The previous owner of my '67 NY'er put FlowMasters on it (not sure what series), great sound at idle, and a bit of a drone at speed...I have a high threshold for that kind of noise, and since it breathes/idles so smoothly, etc., I'm leaving well enough alone, but that...

Just dig that green velour..........

WOW - A Dart Pioneer with long-ram, was it a D-500? talk a sleeper, not to mention a unicorn........

Seems to be NO interest on it, someone needs to grab this one..........

Hadn't looked on there in a while, but a 1967 Fury VIP appeared on there today. Anyone know of this car? https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1967-plymouth-fury-8/ Seems to have only minor modifications, and minor issues, but is a nice, period color, otherwise reasonably good shape, and is well...

I have often heard of replacement radiators not holding up as well as the originals. It may not be cheap or quick, but I'd recommend re-coring..........

I drove that car to Carlisle and back (to DC) in 2022 when my NY'er was "laid up" with a bad ammeter guage. This 300 is one of the best-driving C-bodies I have been in. VERY fast, and nice solid, taut handling.......... glad it's still in such good hands with Rip......

That lemon oil should be fine, the veneer will likely drink it right in........ the veneer not only looks thin, but IS thin, so get the finest sandpaper you can, and be v-e-r-y gentle with it.... OH - and lexol the dash, as well.... Good luck.

Nice score! Looks like a nice, "high and dry" example, lucky you!. Haven't seen gold (at least, I THINK it's gold from the photos) w/green interior (just look at that green translucent wheel) in many years, an attractive, truly 1960's color combination. Give that green leather a good soaking...

Come to think of it, it MAY be a separate switch for automatic w/auto-pilot, it would be a good idea to check the parts manual.

The rest of us are loving this wagon, too. Guess the obvious question would be whether (or not, hopefully) the back-up light switch is different for a wagon than for other C-bodies...........

I would put these on the Forward Look page........

Time capsule, to say the least, great color as well........ although low-option'ed, by virtue of having column shift, this "Plodge" is nonetheless equipped with the "millenial anti-theft device.......

Nice to see the full size cars getting their own show...........

Glad I'm not the only one who's never at my own car at a show - I'm often out/about. What I always enjoy more than a trophy, is someone who 1.) walked by the car when I wasn't there, and 2.) came back to it hoping to find me to ask questions, or tell them about the one "just like it" that they...