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Inline tube makes a reasonable number of items for C Body cars. They usually have a sale at every big holiday. https://www.inlinetube.com/blogs/upcoming-events/black-friday-cyber-monday-sale-november-24-27-2023?_kx=qhRD3O-vAD8S3HAT2G7s4eS5QYPwz3-rOw0JOumZbaY%3D.QySc75 Jeff

This seller seems to have and endless supply of these switches. He recently lowered the price to under 60 bucks, which is quite a good deal. I bought a couple in the past at $75 each, and they were as pictured in the listing. He has them listed as 1968 to 74, but I'm pretty sure they fit down...

The price dropped from 10.5 to 8.5 It's been on there for 8 weeks now.

Check out the Monaco that I just posted. I think it's a much better deal. Jeff

I don't recall seeing this one before. Looks like a real clean piece. It's about two hours northwest of Philadelphia. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1436627363745943 Seller's Description Clean ready to drive new tires new exhaust new breaks! 400 bb runs strong and...

Looks like a solid car. Knock a thousand off the price if the front valance is busted up. Jeff

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That looks like the non-StRegis version of the one that I have. Hard to tell if the top and interior were originally white or parchment. I think it is a '78 with the pinstripe down low. Jeff

The seller is a used car dealer in Jersey that specializes in older police cars called Mark's Motors. I went to his retail location once to look at something he was selling, but it was so long ago that I can't remember what it was. Probably parts, not a car. I got the impression that he had...

I checked the part number, and officially it's for 1972 and 1973 Chrysler Newports, but could also be used on a New Yorker or Imperial of the same years. The guy only wants $100 for it. It's up near the PA - NY border. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/595959912106758

You forgot Newport, which I believe is what the car actually started out as. Jeff

That looks like a really solid car. Obviously, some things need to be changed, but I'm surprised at how low the bid is right now. Jeff

Looks a little beat up, but I would assume theses are pretty hard to find. https://www.ebay.com/itm/185115312183?hash=item2b19bb8037:g:hcMAAOSwk3hhbd63&vxp=mtr Jeff

That passenger fender is a mess. He's way overpriced at $11.5K. Since this one is a flip job, I bet it needs a bunch of other repairs to get it safe and reliable. Doesn't look like the seller has done anything to warrant the doubling of the price he paid. Jeff

I agree, though I think a decent metal guy could straighten it back out. Hidden Valley has (or had) a '67, but I think it would be less work to fix the dent than to fill all the extra trim holes in the '67 quarter. Jeff

Bucket seats!

As with other things Chrysler, there doesn't seem to be any absolutes to what you could get and what you couldn't. Another steering wheel inconsistency that I've noticed is that some of the non-tilt cars have the woodgrain insert around the circumference of the wheel and others do not. Jeff

It's also possible that the wheel was wrapped by the same place that did the driver seat. Jeff

The leather wrapped wheel was what had me thinking it might be a Salon, but if it was an option on lesser cars, then it's most likely just a standard New Yorker. Jeff

I went to the facebook add and the photos aren't any clearer. Really tough to tell. I'll give it a 75% chance that it's not a Salon. Jeff