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I have a 670 cfm Holley on Edelbrock CH4B on top of a rebuilt 440. The kickdown bracket, which I bought from eBay, is supposed to be correct for a C-body. But it hits the firewall, and leaves about 5 mm gap btw the carb pin and the rear of the slot. - AFAIK the pin is supposed to meet the bottom...

A nice, clean looking Imperial Coupe for sale at a dealer in Coopersburg, PA. They are asking $23.000. The interior looks brand new.

Would anyone on the members happen to know this car? It was spotted in Red Deer, Alberta in last June. It would be nice to see more photos of it.

Out of quriosity: How long does it take from an experienced mechanic to disassemble, go through, and assemble a regular A727 transmission? Timed from the minute it arrives on your table, to the moment it’s ready to be lifted into a delivery truck. A regular service build, changing the clutches...

Looking for one of these: it's a relatively rare '71 to '73 Chrysler Stereo Radio. I will pay decent money for a decent item. (I owe one to a member for this photo.)

I have a set of the late style ('75-'78) Chrysler Road Wheel Center Caps, but I need a set of the early ones. As those are unobtainium, I settled for a set of repop AMC Volcano Center Caps. I paid $138 for a set: The quality of the repops gave me a pleasant surprise: they are quite nice! The...

Would anyone know for sure when was it that this intake manifold came to market? Was it on the market in 1970? Anyone? I intend to put this on my '70 NY'er Coupe, which in all other respects would be eligible for the Historic Vehicle Registry. Only if this was not on the market back when the...

Which would be correct? Rockauto gives two alternatives regarding the yoke outside diameter, one with 2-1/8", and another with 2-5/8". Mancini Racing does not give diameter, but instead refers to 7260-style, and 7290-style. I am not familiar with these, and the garage is too far away (200 mls)...

My engine builder is finishing up my 440, and it was time decide upon the carb. I reread the carb threads, but found zero input on this particular one. The engine is a '68 block with a steel crank and stock 906 heads. It is supposed to be rebuilt to approximately the 440HP level: .030 over...

My ’69 440 is being rebuilt. Due to slight corrosion on top of the cylinders it was deemed necessary to bore it over. We ended up to 0.03”, and a set of KB Hypereutic flat top pistons, some decking, etc, basic rebuild stuff. - Now, as I’m extremely uncomfortable with those dimensions, I find it...

Either one will do. Going to my '70 New Yorker (440). Preferably with baffles. Must be undented, and unwarped. Prefer PayPal, but will do wire transfer, if absolutely necessary. (My plan B is a new 6 quart Hemi pan repop from 440source.) Thanks!

I'm having my 440 gone through at an engine shop. Very basic rebuild, just to put it back on the road after sitting in a garage for who knows how long. As I couldn't get a correct '70 engine, I settled for a '69. It's a regular 350hp version, but I've asked them to refresh it with HP pieces...

Not mine, but nice: On Hemmings Motor News: https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/chrysler/new-yorker/2037297.html

I need a set of four, but I'd be delighted to get even one. (I suppose if I can't find a decent set, I could use just one as a model to make 3D printed metal copies.) I have a set of the later caps, driver quality, and am willing to trade them in, if needed. Thanks, Jaakko

For sale at Old Time Classics, Antioch, IL: Used 1970 Chrysler New Yorker For Sale

This popped up anew, after having been marked as "Sold" for nearly 9K. Now the bidding starts anew at 1K, presently going at 1.5K and 4 days left. - I wonder what happened? Anyway, to me the car looks flawless: 1971 Chrysler New Yorker | eBay

I need a set of older style Road Wheel Center Caps, shipped to Lake Worth, FL. Instant payment with PayPal guaranteed.

I need a complete set of front disc brakes, shipped to Lake Worth, FL. Instant payment via PayPal is guaranteed. (Yes, I know there are a bunch of modern aftermarket options, many of them better than the OEM parts. I just want my car to be in factory spec.)

Description: 1970 Chrysler New Yorker Two Door Hard Top with 37000 original miles. AC, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Windows and Seats.Beautiful Car, Great Conditon Everything Works! Have to see to believe,One Owner!! Price: $16,500 negotiable Location:Warren, Ohio 44484 Mileage:37000...

I always wondered, where was this 1970 New Yorker sales brochure photo shot at? Anybody recognize the buildings in the background?