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Sadly, they'll likely end up crushed after he dies, unless family want them. The usual dreamer idea of gonna do it someday, which never happens.

Are you going to return the car to push button automatic or leave as a 3 speed? Good luck with it.

Which you'd need if you didn't have them, of course once purchased never needed lol.

Great buy, lovely car and seller by the sounds of it, all the best for lots of happy miles and smiles.

On the other hand you could always say it's a long lost prototype. Lol.

Well Ken I guess anything's possible given enough time and money, sounds interesting. I wonder whether that lass in TN @sb61fury with the black 61 needs any of your parts???

Apart from the suggestions above, I would think that both Baer and Wilwood brakes have technical advice lines - so if all else fails call them, I'm sure they can supply a suitable setup.

Congratulations, looks great. I can't believe the width of the rear door. Hope you and mom enjoy the reunion once the car is completed.

Lol, well said Will.

Lovely car but not having moved for 50 years would require $$$$ to replace all rubber components, gaskets etc. Will be great once finished.

Probably worth grabbing for the parts at that price.

Well done, hope the $$$$ are in the trunk. .

I seem to recall that later transmissions can be adapted to the pushbutton shifter, I hope everything goes well with the build should you acquire it.

A bit like Julian in Germany, you've both stripped your car down, corrected everything and rebuilt it to tip top condition so no unexpected surprises for either of you. You'll have to get together with Will after Virgil is completed, it'll make a great photo - 2 of Chrysler's early 60's...

What a beautiful image, love the slope of the trunk, just brilliant- congratulations to all involved.

Lovely, but there "may" be other examples on someone's property that the WPC and Imperial clubs know nothing about. Probably not likely but unless you have evidence of the scrapping of all others you can't say for sure. I always wonder why the owners of such vehicles don't get (in this case)...

Probably if you pay all the bills. Lol

Good luck with it, hope there aren't many teething problems.

Best wishes for happy motoring when she's finally finished.

That'll sell for $$$ I'm sure. Thanks for posting.