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I always wonder if something like this is available for the rear disc Brakes of 70s Imperials.

Always one set of Roadwheels short down in Az.

Time for a new set of bias plys. :p

Says where, not who though. 701 Lima Ave Findlay, OH 45840 419-423-1321 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 550 Findlay, OH 45839-0550 Products: Tires

1967 Dodge Monaco Wagon SURVIVOR Highly optioned RARE MOPAR Original Paint 67 Here's a nice 67 wagon, but no Body Color rims, but they'd be the first Thing to get lost for my taste. :D

Agree on the not at all recommendable use of Vaseline and such. We had a thread somewhere a good while back. There is some good stuff available in rattlecans as well if you don't have Access to a spray gun. Don't know what exactly the US market has in store, I'm talking about European products...

The pic is a bit small, but to me they look like the regular dog dishes.

You're going to leave the backside and the hidden spots under the trim rings alone, or doing it the hard way ?

You have pics of the current condition of the rims, just to see how much work would be required ? If the paint is just faded without rust going over with some small grit paper and repaint without primer is enough for example.

Germany. Opel was the last assignment for Fitz and Van. They became too costly. AFAIK they actually travelled to These places they depicted. The GS Commodore models were sort of a Euro sized Skylark GS roughly said.

While I didn't read it specifically for Mopars of the day, it was common practice to have cars loaded for press and Advertising pics to make them look more road hugging. The drawings from the years before were even more idealizing by also changing proportions like the masters "Fitz and Van" who...

Going Down? In there should be a few for Starters, there should be a thread with better ones and a link to some Video Report from a car meet I think, couldn't find it at the Moment. Personally I'm not a big fan of These mods but it doesn't look as bad as I thought.

There's another guy with similar tastes around here and the majority didn't hate the Pimperial as I remember. He don't give a damn about our opinion. :D

Now where has that hose to be attached to ? :methane:

Can't figure out the question precisely. I thought it was about the correct tire size as well which would be going after Stan's Chart the 225/75/14. Probably some other issue apart from the 215 14 Inch tires if it's 33 mph off, that's an awful lot.

http://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/showthread.php?19066-my-sanity-has-been-saved&p=268339#post268339 68 Chrysler, right up your alley. ;)

So you're not going by motorcycle as last time ?

Never discuss tires, oil or religion.

Originally Posted by cm23uoc Can I have the Mopar rubber mats then, I'd like to kneel on them to pray in the morning. :) With the Mopar rubber carpets: Detroit ;)