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I think the car looks like it's worth the price. However, you need a test drive to determine engine/trans and rear end condition. Have them put the car on a lift and look under it. Floor pan rust could be a problem. Nice find!

Hollander is not a supplier. Hollander writes reference books used by body shops, auto yards, repair shops to find compatible parts. Hawaii is going to be hard for finding a windshield. @SGT FURY is a California member and auto yard owner. He can point you in the right direction. If he does not...

By Hollander 1964 880 shares same windshield as 1964 New Yorker and Newport in 2 door, 4 door, and station wagon versions. All of these share Hollander number 2267, so all are compatible. Convertibles are different. 880 and Chrysler share Hollander # 2101 windshield. My book does not cover...

Wow! Nice. Where is your museum in NC? Do you admit the public?

Thanks for the pics. 59 Coronet is a personal favorite. Sorry to see it go to the crusher.

GLAD THE CANCER IS GOING AWAY! HOPE RECOVERY IS RAPID! SENDING HEALING VIBES.

Of course, disc brakes use a different master cylinder than drum brakes

Wow! Awesome looking car!

That's a good price! Nice.

Awesome car. Congrats on returning it to running condition!

The car looks complete. Like the coupe, color, and the body style Possible cracked block. Rockers and lower quarters need replace. Trunk floor needs repair. Car has not run since 2002. I'd probably start at $3000. Definitely would not go above $5000. How high above $3000 would be determined by...

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Magnificent! The original French owner had excellent taste.

Agree with sadly. Maybe he will drop in a 392 Gen 1 Hemi one day

Fantastic Fins! Bizarre shifter

What company is doing the plating? Thanks

I'd PM member 413. I'll bet he knows the answer from experience.

@413 can probably help from experience with the 1960 cast iron trans

Congrats!

So will you repaint it olive drab and do the door lettering? 3-speed manual wagon. Cool!