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For those wanting to attend, I live about 45 min straight south from Kokomo. If it helps, long-distance folks could collect at my place and caravan there.

@david hill John FatFab is the guy we were discussing the other day? I had his location wrong.

Yes, 50k is pretty good.

Well, 1997 is close enough, regardless of the month. Once again, we are brothers from different mothers. And I'm 93k ahead of you. Catch up!

Good story to read, all the pics and such. I wish I had braved the trip with my '68, but I wasn't confident in it making such a long trip, it's only had short drives in the last 15 years. Was worried I'd have a breakdown along the way and inconvenience everybody. Apparently I shouldn't have...

I doubt my insurance would cover towing that far, it's probably 30 miles or so maximum. I spent about an hour going over the car visually and mentally the other day and it's a pretty long list. I'll need to categorize that by what is safety, what is reliability, what is convenience (like 2...

I would sure love to take my 300L to that show. Kokomo is a scant 45 min drive from me. I've had the L since 2006, bought it on ebay and drove it 400 miles / 6 hours home, from upper Michigan to Indy. But I haven't driven it more than 400 miles in the last 10 years, and some things are needing...

Chrysler 300 Club International From the link above: Spring 2024: Kokomo, Indiana. May 15 thru 19, 2024. Hosted by Ralph Rhees and Jim Rockey, our hotel will be the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Kokomo South, 5101 Cartwright Drive, Kokomo, IN 46902. Our list of activities include a visit to...

I'm out for this one.

IMO, any vintage Chrysler product that isn't an A-B-E-body (who have plenty of their own shows) should be considered for invitation, including Jeep and AMC. Provided we don't get overrun by them.

I had only met 3 or so of all the folks prior to the show, but now I have some more faces to go with the screen names. I wish I had met the owner of each car - I don't know where the time went. Tim - That was my first time driving an Imperial, and the experience was so much the better for it...

Agreed, Exner and Engel were both the right guy at the right time, and Chrysler was indeed very fortunate on both.

Yeah, I'd bet it's been 10 years since we met online, either here or on Moparts.

FWIW, the 69 300 'vert is now on ebay. 1969 Chrysler 300 Series | eBay Is hard to tell if he's trying to not sound like a flipper, or is a collector who just changes cars like underwear. Based on the prior auctions ending on Dec 10 ($15k max bid) and Dec 22 ($14k max bid), only 2 mos after...

Well, more people than cars is still a good thing.

I didn't get my car put back together, so no Plymouth from me. I'll be driving a very-pedestrian Buick. Do we have a solid attendees list yet?

My calendar is marked and the day reserved. Whether my car will be ready is another story, I am working to diagnose/repair some rearend noise. If the car is unwilling, I will be seeking someone with an empty passenger seat. I want to meet you guys. I bumped into @Rexer at a recent car show...

Looking thru the 35-page "It´s time for the Slab picture thread", I found a few Indiana members that might be interested? Some of them have not been active in a few years but hopefully they'll pop up again? @Steven Jones, @familee, @Jeremy Hunter, @Rexer @bigandtall, @jct

Birds of a feather flock together?

I hate these discusison hijacks but sometimes its unavoidable. Definitely let him know his work was much admired, not by a credit-card swiper but a poor-boy who knows how hard it is to find/select the right parts to make such custom creations. See if he'll share how he mounted the 300 centers -...