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Would this be similar to or the same as a 77 bumper emblem?

should go well in Greg's museum

you have to reference the 4604(d)3 and have a clerk, manager or regional office that is either familiar with it or will look it up. Many times they are not familiar with it and try to tell you it has to have been already registered as such with the antique plate. Not true. This is becoming more difficult as the old timers in the DMV system have retired and interpret it differently. Bottom line is if it is 25 years old or older, of historic significance and you qualify as a collector as described in their statue, you should qualify for the exemption. I too have never had to pay back penalties due to this but am finding it more and more difficult to relay the same level of understanding of the applicable statutes to hobbyists and especially more difficult to find DMV personnel that are willing to see it the same way.

I would be interested to see what all parts you have. Where are you located?

you posted under the Chrysler club news so you would be better off posting under the Chrysler products general heading. As far as your LeBaron, I would imagine the best place to find one is a wrecking yard. I see them in the Pick N Pull yards and Pull A Part yards here in CA.

Go to chryslerclub.org to register online.

For news, events and discussion about all things to do with the Chrysler Club aka WPC Club aka Walter P Chrysler club. Originally founded in the San Fransisco bay area in 1968 by Norm Fry. Now an international club with regions on many continents. All Chrysler products and affilliates. Bill Adams Jr Oakdale, CA WPC Club President

Absolutely stunning wagon Don.

There are a few clubs. The oldest and largest Mopar club is the WPC or Chrysler Club with regions all over the US, Europe and OZ. www.chryslerclub.org is the website. Or feel free to reach out and I'll provide as much info as possible. I recently sold a 66 Chrysler and still have a few extra skirts that should also work on the Monaco but I would need to check the parts book to make sure. There is also a facebook group for mid 60's Chrysler products. Reach out either in a message on here or email to chryslerclubwest@gmail.com or call me 209-402-6167

Yes, I have seen that advertised. Actually it is the guages side that is broken in the corner. I hope to find and original piece and will send to that business for refacing when I do

I guess I won't email him then. Thanks for the heads up. Sure would like to locate some 39 Chrysler parts though

Looking for glass for speedometer on 1939 Chrysler Royal Windsor. May be the same glass for all models. Just need the glass in any condition as long as complete. Located in central CA

Hi Terry, If you still have the 57-58 Plymouth service manual and the 39 Chrysler supplement, I'll take them. Please figure shipping to 10933 Eaton Rd Oakdale, CA 95361 Let me know and how you want the money. thank you

Interesting this thread popped up after a 13 year hiatus. We just re-acquired our Royal Windsor Hayes coupe after selling it in 1989. There are 12 documented survivors thus far of the original 1,000 allegedly made in 39. Anyone know of any others?

sorry, my mistake. you had it at 40.00 not 20