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2 ½ hours of good stuff! :thumbsup:

Here's my '71 Newport, Todd The plastic jug forms itself after a while, it's snug. 5 liters, so that's 5 quarts 'n' a bit

For the folks that like to see them move around a bit, here's three minutes' worth: Thanks @ayilar @Georg/BBTR and all the others there, we had a wonderful time :)

It was wonderful :)

MOPAR C-body fuselage meeting along the Mosel river, in Germany (Eifel region). Boats By The River 4-6 July Last year I made a 7 minute video that has 97% of the cars in it and an impression of the beautiful area Cheers Arnold.

A long time ago I did this: https://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/clock-restoration.34046/page-2 For North America you would need a different clock, one that's not receiving a signal from Germany but from Colorado. I believe they are called WWVB clocks

I successfully removed my gear box seal using the screws method from this thread, and installed a new one. It's not leaking anymore. Close quarters indeed, I had to obtain a 90 degree angle drill thingy because my power drill would not fit But it worked. I left the steering stuff inside the car...

Thanks @hankchinaski

I was just a visitor, and I'm thankful for the excellent BBTR organization! All kudos to them!

Thanks for the compliments!

Hi everybody, Last weekend there was a C body Fuselage meeting in Germany, Eifel area, around the Mosel river. C bodies from many countries. Germany, Swizerland, Czechia, Netherlands, United Kingdom, etc. About 65 cars present. Website of the organization is Boats by the River Here's an...

As Derek @vicegripgarage would say, after eyeballing those sparkalators: She's running richer than Oprah

Wow a Newport Cordoba. I've never seen one of those in real life!

That was a good reason for me to take more photographs :) Top↓ You can see clearly the cracks are on the outside of the screw holes Top with rubber seal in place↓ Middle↓ Middle↓ Filthy but with the valve in place ↓ With rubber seal↓. The black circular plastic in the center (with gap)...

What a beautiful Newport! Love the color & fender skirts :thumbsup: Your heater control valve pictures look like this EVERCO H1949 Here is where I found the picture: NORS Mopar Heater Control Valve 1969-71 B & C Body W/ A/C - Hiltop Auto Parts Cheers

I'm aware of that thread, but nobody talked about disassembling the HCV.

Dear friends, 10 years ago my heater control valve started leaking coolant. The Newport is from 1971 with manual AC and finding the correct part was not easy and pricey but I bought a NOS one. Last month I needed the heater but the car stayed cold. After much searching I found two problems: the...

Sorry I don't. I would not be surprised if he made them himself..