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Luckily only Photoshop. So it was cleaned, turn signal, side markers and door handles are suddenly missing ;)

Happy New Year everybody! Dry weather, no salt on the roads for weeks, a bit windy and temperatures around 45°F = first trip of 2024. I pulled my Sport Fury out of her Box and off we go...

I am blessed ;) My '65 Chrysler 300L is both, first and last at the same time. First year of Elwood Engel's new body design AND last of the Letter Car Series!

Now we have an official number 18,8 k 1972 Dodge Monaco This price seems a bit "dubious" to me if, as you write, you could get the car for less than half the price.

Most likely CB antennas

At most, fishing for compliments

I hope that the Black Ghost found a good new home for at least 53 years... And hopefully he doesn't disappear into an air-conditioned garage, but is also moved on the 1/4 mile in a species-appropriate manner!

Someone posted this screenshot two hours ago on the German Mopar forum:

I hope this is the right area to share my experience from today. I actually only wanted to do a little lap in the Chrysler, but when I was on the main road, which runs parallel to the Rhine, something was unusual. A lot more cars than usual and a whole lot of people staring at the river and...

I'm not sure what car it is, but I'm pretty sure it is a 2 door...

Good choice to keep yourself awake ;)

Don't forget the music, Craig :lol:

Hey Ken Sure, get everything in order first. Thank you for your explanation. I was sure there was a valid reason why you didn't reply to my PM.

A few years ago I also had the opportunity to visit the Panama Canal. However, not by ship, but as a tourist by car from the capital. Very impressive!

I totally agree. I always try to get "experienced" examiners. But this time it was a relatively young man who promptly flooded the carb when starting the warm engine :BangHead: