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1966 part book for a 2 door Crown Imperial: fender peak molding... 6002155 retainer (2) 6002128 retainer (16) door peak....... 6002132 retainer (10) 6001665 retainer (4) quarter peak .... 6002128 retainer (18) 6001657 retainer (10) Note....... numbers in ( ) indicate Qty used...

Lebaron or Crown 2 dr 4dr convertible?????????? i

1980-83 Miradas and Cordobas had the worst exterior filler panels ever. They just rotted away leaving huge gaps at both ends of the cars. My father bought one. I bought some fillers from Chrysler and put them in my attic. I live in Tempe, AZ so it gets hot in the attic. Years later I sold one...

got loads of parts for it. will send you a PM

Using Artificial Intelligence and a telescope I spotted a fly tarsal claw print on the roof. Otherwise it looks pretty damn fine!

Were they painted black on the backside at the factory?

ornary prick. I take that as a compliment thanks! ornery is correct though If you describe someone as ornery, you mean that they are bad-tempered, difficult, and often do things that are mean. [US, informal, disapproval] The old lady was still being ornery, but at least she had consented to...

I run a Mopar parts business by myself so I can't blame anyone else if there is a problem. I also take a vacation every summer for 3 months although this one currently is 4 months in Vietnam. If the customer can't wait they can buy it from someone else or make one themselves. I try my best to...

Good response and I agree with you.

It is really crap if the business does not respond to you especially if they have your money.

Good Lord!!!!! Nice Work.

Competent people are hard to find on the other hand incompetent people are everywhere and waste your time and money. Roll the dice and hope you come up with the former group.

'Five Cheerleaders in the Back Seat' – A Survivor 1961 Imperial Custom Is an Ode to Exces

306 kph= 190 MPH Better have good brakes at that speed...and reflexes too.

Damn! That is one nice looking crate! I've always dreaded shipping sheet metal, storing it and moving it. So much easier selling a nameplate or a medallion that fits in a small box.

I could be mistaken but: Seems like a lot of work considering that you were planning on entering it in a demolition derby. The first thing to go is the radiator when somebody backs into you.

I've painted a few cars. When it was ready to paint after endless prep the last thing I did was put the car out in the street facing the sun. This particular car was a 69 Charger and it had a raised line down the side of the car that got dinged a million times in parking lots. As the sun went...

You can marry your car. I tried that once and the car just complained like crazy the night before the wedding night. So back to the single life of stale beer, staring into to space for hours, lousy TV, piles of dirty clothes, hamburger helper mixed with dried potato flakes, howling at moon at 3...

Just curious: Have you kept a tally of the cost of the parts you bought, the shipping on those that had to cross the ocean to get to you, the cost of labor for various work that was not yours, etc. ? I am not asking for the total but I am assuming you will have some idea of the cost of this...

His wife had me kill him and now the 2 of us are on the lam and need the dough to buy some "insurance" in Mexico