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I ended up towing my 300F to its last meet due to last minute fuel system problems. I went to the U haul office and was honest about what I was going to tow with their trailer (I was concerned about liability issues if any gawkers on the freeway were distracted and caused a problem that...

This is the lab car that I ordered in 1979 for our laboratory use when I was still working for Chrysler. One like yours is in the background. Outstanding vehicles from every standpoint.

I don't know Chris if you recall some comments I made in the past about the performance/driveability of the 360-4 bbl engines in the past in the B bodies in 1978-79. But that was an outstanding performance feel in the 360-4 calibration for those two years and up. Much of the credit goes to GM...

Now I can clearly see what you mean Chris when you say it has the gloss and depth that gets real close to the basecoat/clearcoat (two stage) results, but with single stage in this case. It looks just amazing!

So the original stripes on the car were also decals and not painted on? If so, do you know when they started using decals in the factory instead of painted ones?

Looking great! Were you satisfied with the TCP global paint in terms of terms of laying it down plus color sanding and buffing? They seem to have very good color matching capability when I talked with them last week about being able to duplicate the GJ4 April Green Metallic paint I am...

Looks great Chris! Is that the same EW1 spinnaker white that is on my 1970 Chrysler 300? Chrysler got good use out of that color if so. Was your single stage paint readily available or was any special mixing necessary to get it to match the original and what brand did you use? My 70 is...

You have great looking mountains in the background Chris! I really missed seeing them when I lived back East for a while when working at Chrysler in Highland Park, Michigan in the late 60s and the 70s. When Wyatt visited my asylum and drove through Arizona and California, he was mesmerized by...

Well, if it would be a completely original restoration, you would have to at least improve on some of the early electronic components to make it reliable. In that case some judge might take points off because the electronics were improved with more modern transistors or capacitors, etc. I...

I was surprised that on the Chrysler 300 Club, Int'l, Inc website the video of the car presented at the show didn't include you - so thanks for clarifying why. After such an enormous and successful effort, it indeed is a shame you couldn't be there and then some judge with an outsized ego had...

Lou did a very nice video on your 69 Imperial - it is great that he lives nearby you since you provide a good source of material for him. I like that Lou isn't one of those turn off guys doing such videos like so many out there are with their overly dramatic and weird behavior - just a regular...

Thanks for some more photos from that event Tim. That venue and the lighting show off your New Yorker better than any other photos I have seen of it yet - just a superb car in every respect. The paint color on your car is really great and is as classy as its name - "crystal dawn metallic"! I...

Some photos of vehicles that showed up on other web sites this morning...................................... Tim is getting some visibility for his excellent restoration sitting next to a really well restored Hurst it appears. I hope Tim can share some more photos of his New Yorker from the...

That would never happen in California. You must have lost your love for it somehow! Time to let it go. You have my number.................................... :poke:

Now yer talkin!!! :poke:

Looks like a ways to go yet but at least the T&C is running again. When I sold it, it had whitewalls, and it badly needs some again!! Keep up the good work....................he needs to emulate Tim more...........................

Yeah, I am picking up on that - that's why I asked Tim. :thumbsup:

Since you brought it up, when do we get to see Xenon's wagon with new paint and woodgrain, you know the way you would do one Tim? How far along is the interior at this point?!

Excellent adventure - you clearly know how to live and enjoy your very nice Newport. Thank you for all the detailed photos of your trip.

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