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Looks great, well done.

Doing a great job Phil, well done. A lovely car will eventually emerge.

All in all, it's good that the bodywork repairs (!!!) are visible so you can (relatively easily) correct things and progress. Sad to think folks are so unscrupulous as to paint the gearbox and pretend it was rebuilt, although considering the job done on the engine it's a good thing if indeed...

Buy another car and start again perhaps Will?

Happy anniversary and wishing you many more.

Thank you, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours and all members from Christchurch NZ.

I hope it doesn't get torn apart by asbestos inspectors as i hear they're pretty fussy these days. Happy motoring once she's sorted.

That's how it worked for some reason - mix and match. They probably already had that 66 dash in RHD, why reinvent the wheel when people would have been delighted to have such a car.

1969 in South Africa - our overseas vehicles were different from the American ones. 200.000 South African Rand is 12.956.40 US.

Congratulations on the Fury. The guys will be able to advise on parts and repairs. Before long you'll have a large barn with 10 cars. Lol

Chrysler 300 Club, Inc. Home Page This is the club which includes the non-letter 300s like yours. Go take a look and see, they'll have information to answer questions you may have.

Put them on a different base and they'd be great indoor chairs. Beautiful job, well done

Well done Gavin, hope you and yours keep safe during the present Covid-19 crisis in Victoria. You'll certainly turn heads with such a beautiful car.

I had a 73 imperial LeBaron in the US and sold it to Doc McNeedy as it was too costly to ship to NZ, pay for the inspection etc with fuel costs of 10.00 a gallon. I may get something here once finances recover.

Looks good, I used to live in lockleys where are you from? Great cars, well done.

Well done, looks like it just left the assembly plant. Or, to be more accurate, better than any assembly plant could do.

Inevitably, it'd be a full time job for multiple people to keep up with everything.

One well known supplier is Murray B. Park in Ohio. Cbodies.com, then click the online store, Chrysler, then 1966 and whatever they have (unless new unlisted stuff) will be listed under the categories, take a look. Hopefully they'll have something you want/need. Another suggestion is dvap.com...

Indeed, good luck with the car.

Where in OZ are you from? Looks like a SA number plate. Good luck with the car, nice to have at such a young age.