Harold

Instrument panel voltage regulator p/n 2258413 fits many Chrysler products from the 1960's-1980's. This is an NOS part with its original shelf worn box. The part itself has some tarnish from sitting. $30.00 postpaid in the lower 48 states. Send a PM!

NORS EIS K3833 stop light switch for 65-66 Chrysler, Dodge Polara and Monaco, and Plymouth Fury. Fits cars with power brakes. The box is somewhat beat-up and only says '1965' on it, but later versions of the box show both years. $20.00 postpaid in the lower 48 states. Add $1.00 to cover PayPal fee if needed. Send a PM if you're interested.

NORS EIS K3833 stop light switch for 65-66 Chrysler, Dodge Polara and Monaco, and Plymouth Fury. Fits cars with power brakes. The box is somewhat beat-up and only says '1965' on it, but later versions of the box show both years. $20.00 postpaid in the lower 48 states. Add $1.00 to cover PayPal fee if needed. Send a PM if you're interested.

I've seen some very nice Maaco paint jobs. Makes me wonder how places like Maaco can buy the materials, do the prep (granted it's minimal in some cases), spray the paint, and then have profit left over. All for a fraction of the $12K quoted for the materials alone.

I made my own universal tow bar by welding tabs on an adjustable bumper hitch (which was two clamps that slid on a beam....like rental places used). I clamped the hitch to the front bumper of the car I was towing, then used the tabs to bolt a VW tow bar to the hitch. It worked well for local short distance tows. Many years ago, a friend and I tow-barred a '46 Plymouth from the Jersey Shore to Western New York with a full-size Chevy pickup. The Plymouth would sway very badly and pull the rear of the pickup with it. We made the trip OK but it was a scary ride.

Type the VIN into Google, see if you get any results. Worth a try.

UPDATE: I checked eBay and found this door skin listed: 354666958752 Hope it helps!

Walt, Thanks for clarifying. We came to Studnick's from Brooklyn (East New York section...like the TV show!). My dad would get stuff for our trusty '52 Plymouth from them.

Just curious...was their company called "Studnick's" on Merrick Road near the Cross Island Parkway? If yes, I went there several times when I was a kid.

Have you pinned-down the door skin part number? You could then Google it or do an eBay search. You might gain more info that way.

The WPC News is a publication of the Walter P. Chrysler Club. This issue of the magazine features the 1966 Plymouth and includes historical narrative, production figures, and model and option listings of the Fury, Belvedere, and Valiant series. It also has several ad reprints and car illustrations. If you're into '66 Plymouths you'll enjoy this magazine. I got this magazine by subscription and it's in very nice condition from our smoke-free, pet-free home. $14.00 including mailing to the lower 48 states. Best contact is by PM. Thanks for looking! Harold

Very nice original first edition owner's manual for your '66 Fury. Has slight creasing on the back cover near one of the staples. Check the photos for more details. $23.00 includes USPS mailing in the lower 48 States.

Price drop: $15.00 picked-up at 07728.

Two NOS aftermarket distributor drive gears for your Slant 6 Mopar, new in the packaging. Replaces Chrysler part number 2084653....please verify these are what you need. Each kit contains a gear, roll pin, and washer. Some drilling required for installation. $20.00 for the pair, postpaid in the lower 48 States. Add $1.00 to cover the PayPal fee.

I punched the part number into Google and it says '54 Chrysler. Hope this helps.

Interesting to hear how the Postal van is a relative of the S10. When I lived on Staten Island, the main Post Office sold their own fleet vehicles but had to paint them first as inexpensively as possible. There'd be a red one, a blue one, and a purple one sitting next to each other on the lot. Other times they had yellow, blue, and green. Material conservation at its finest!

Look for an upholstery supply shop. You might also be able to get usable springs by dismantling a scrap car seat or even old household furniture.

Presenting 4 items from the Canadian Motor Vehicle Manufacturers' Association from the 1950's and 1960's. I wrote to the organization when I was a kid in the sixties and these are what they sent: Facts and Figures of the Automotive Industry, 1965 Edition, spiral bound with blue cover A Nation on Wheels A collection of articles from the Globe and Mail newspaper in Toronto, dated 2/23/55 Facts About a Great Canadian Industry Background and Statistical Information About Canada's Motor Vehicle Industry, March 1953 Facts and Figures of the Automotive Industry Auto Industry Newsletter, December, 1965 The buyer will even get the mailing envelope, addressed to me! All this for only $35.00, shipping is extra. Thanks for looking, Harold

Here's an original Service Operation Time Schedule for '62 Dodge cars. It shows the 'book time' for repairs, which was (and still is!) the basis for billing-out the work performed. It is pre-punched for insertion into a loose-leaf, has not been out of its wrapper, and has some shelf wear from sitting all these years. $20.00 postpaid in the lower 48 States. Send a PM if you're interested.Harold

The few 30 year old cars when I was growing up in Brooklyn in the early sixties were generally beaters, but there was a neighborhood grocer who had an immaculate original '31 Chevy sedan as his daily driver. He would clean it when there were no customers for him in his store. When I lived in Buffalo around 1975 there was a little old lady who had a Model A 2-door as her daily driver. It literally had metal patches covering large sections of the body due to rust. She could barely see over the steering wheel and nearly hit me once as she careened down the street.

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3 clip-on plastic badges from the Ford Pavilion at the 1964-65 New York Worlds Fair. Ford had badges for every state and these are marked "New York". I got them myself at the Fair when I was a kid. Some people say these glow in the dark. I don't think these do. They are in very nice condition from our smoke-free, pet-free home. $19.00 postpaid in the lower 48 States.

3 Rambler Sensible Spectaculars metal advertising coins from the 1960's. They are about 2" in diameter. I believe they're from the 1965-1968 era, because the Marlin didn't come out until 1965. Each side has different wording. One side says: Rambler The Sensible Spectaculars American Classic Ambassador Marlin The other side says: Rambler Extra Value Features Make Your Rambler Dollar A Bigger Dollar $19.00 postpaid in the lower 48 States

3 Rambler Sensible Spectaculars metal advertising coins from the 1960's. They are about 2" in diameter. I believe they're from the 1965-1968 era, because the Marlin didn't come out until 1965. Each side has different wording. One side says: Rambler The Sensible Spectaculars American Classic Ambassador Marlin The other side says: Rambler Extra Value Features Make Your Rambler Dollar A Bigger Dollar $19.00 postpaid in the lower 48 States.