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...n 1923, and both Crystler and Citroen were mass producing monocoque vehicles in 1934 with the innovative Chrysler Airflow and the Traction Avant, respectively, and General Motors followed with the ...
My dad was in the process of rebuilding the engine on his 1929 Chrysler 66 and asked me if I could find a resource to re-babbitt one of the rods - evidently piston had collapsed and hammered the babbi
I've recently begun a quest to locate my old highschool car, a 1967 Chrysler Newport Custom, 2 door. I've found one at Cars.Com, south of LA, and I live in Minnesota. I'm THIS close to risking a drive
a couple months ago i saw on one of those antique car TV shows a car produced by chrysler i believe that had a jet engine in it. it was produced in the late '50's or early '60's if i recall correctly.
We're parting out a 77 Gran Fury and 72 Satellite with some good parts. We also have several other Chrysler and Plymouth cars and trucks for parts. Email me with your parts needs.
Warned you there were other questions... same car, 1937 Chrysler Royal ....were the headlights mounted on the fenders on the Royal, or any model that year? Guy has one to sell with the lights on top o
I have owned 1957, 1961, 62 LeBarons. I need some general info on a 1948 LeBaron. Good and/or weak points, Engine type, Brakes (they were always lousy in the 1961's), transmission, etc. Can anyone hel
..., 3/8 inches width at shank, round head with Jam nets (real thin). These are for the wooden wheels on my 26 Chrysler Model 70. They take 16 bolts per wheel so will need 64. Would purchase a box of 100...
Can someone tell me where I can obtain key blanks for early '30s Chrysler products that a bend in them. I had one in my '35 DeSoto and now I have a '34 Plymouth that has the same type of key.I have co
Anyone have a wiring diagram for this car? I think it has problems in the system but havin a hard time tracing them out. Cant get any spark at all out of it
I've got a 383 2 bbl in a 64 Chrysler 300. It has 98K and, as far as I know, it has never been apart. I'd like to add some additional HP to the stock 305hp, but still make it reliable enough to drive
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