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Topics in this digest:
1. Headliner's and Brake Drums some good news?
From: "gadickel" <mythmythos@xxxxxxx>
2. Re: [Chrysler300 Brake Drums some good news?
From: "D. Moore" <dintym@xxxxxxxxx>
3. Re: Re: [Chrysler300 Brake Drums some good news?
From: <Mr300K@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
4. Mopars this Weekend
From: RONVE@xxxxxxx
5. 63 64 hydrovac hint...
From: mwl1967@xxxxxxx
6. 8.50x14 black sidewall tires
From: mwl1967@xxxxxxx
7. C body
From: Dou <dou4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
8. Re: Headliner's and Brake Drums some good news?
From: Gary W Nelson <Gary@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Message: 1
Date: Tue, 01 Jul 2003 15:16:59 -0000
From: "gadickel" <mythmythos@xxxxxxx>
Subject: Headliner's and Brake Drums some good news?
Hi All,
Glad to learn that Kanter's Boontown, New Jersey, will be offering
reproduction brake drums for 1957 - 1962 era Chrysler products
starting later this summer. So says Fred in the latest catalog. It
appeares they will be priced within reason too. Could be we will see
them offered elesewhere as well. That is good news.
Also right now on Ebay there is a fellow offering "correct"
headliners for 1962-1967 Chryslers if my memory serves me right. He
mentions these are correct for each year he is offering, and when he
correctly mentioned the "basket weave" pattern of the 62, I started
to think he is probably telling the truth. I bought my new headliner
about two years ago on Ebay and I think it is the same guy. In my
case the pattern was 100% correct and the material "alive" (not dried
out) and in good shape.
Tom
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2003 09:46:38 -0700 (PDT)
From: "D. Moore" <dintym@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [Chrysler300 Brake Drums some good news?
Apparently by the offering, there is a difference in drums on 63-64 300's
from previous years. Is it a design or size issue?
Any other sources for 63-64 drums? Shoes?
Thanks
Dave Moore
gadickel <mythmythos@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi All,
Glad to learn that Kanter's Boontown, New Jersey, will be offering
reproduction brake drums for 1957 - 1962 era Chrysler products
starting later this summer. So says Fred in the latest catalog. It
appeares they will be priced within reason too. Could be we will see
them offered elesewhere as well. That is good news.
Also right now on Ebay there is a fellow offering "correct"
headliners for 1962-1967 Chryslers if my memory serves me right. He
mentions these are correct for each year he is offering, and when he
correctly mentioned the "basket weave" pattern of the 62, I started
to think he is probably telling the truth. I bought my new headliner
about two years ago on Ebay and I think it is the same guy. In my
case the pattern was 100% correct and the material "alive" (not dried
out) and in good shape.
Tom
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Message: 3
Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2003 14:16:33 -0400 (EDT)
From: <Mr300K@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Re: [Chrysler300 Brake Drums some good news?
> Apparently by the offering, there is a difference in drums on 63-64
> 300's from previous years. Is it a design or size issue?
>
> Any other sources for 63-64 drums? Shoes?
>
> Thanks
> Dave Moore
>
> gadickel <mythmythos@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Glad to learn that Kanter's Boontown, New Jersey, will be offering
> reproduction brake drums for 1957 - 1962 era Chrysler products
> starting later this summer. So says Fred in the latest catalog. It
> appeares they will be priced within reason too. Could be we will see
> them offered elesewhere as well. That is good news.
>
> Also right now on Ebay there is a fellow offering "correct"
> headliners for 1962-1967 Chryslers if my memory serves me right. He
> mentions these are correct for each year he is offering, and when he
> correctly mentioned the "basket weave" pattern of the 62, I started to
> think he is probably telling the truth. I bought my new headliner
> about two years ago on Ebay and I think it is the same guy. In my case
> the pattern was 100% correct and the material "alive" (not dried out)
> and in good shape.
>
> Tom
>
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Dave and all,
63 & 64 cars have 11 X 3 front drums and non ram cars have 11 X 2 1/2 in
the rear and ram cars have 11 X 3 in the rear. They are interchangable
with road runner and super bees. I have used the above on my ram K on
several occasions. I believe you can still get them at parts stores as
nors.
300kly,
Don Cole
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Message: 4
Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2003 14:28:44 EDT
From: RONVE@xxxxxxx
Subject: Mopars this Weekend
The 13th annual
Mopar Happening
This Saturday and Sunday, July 5th & 6th
The best Mopar Show in the Midwest
Come on out to the Boone County Fairgrounds in Belvidere Illinois this
Saturday and Sunday
500+ Mopars will be there ...
Will You?
Saturday is the day to Shine-Up ?your Mopar, visit the Car Corral, and
rummage through the Swap-Meet area. In the evening there will be a
cruise-in through
Belvidere to a couple of the local dealers for some refreshments.
Sunday is the participant judged All Mopar Show.
46 Class Awards at 3:00pm
Some of the Classes:
Class M - C and D Body
Class N - Chrysler, Plymouth, Imperial 62 & Under
Class O - Dodge, Desoto 62 & Under
Class P - ?Chrysler 300s
Gates Open @ 8:00 am both days.
Huge Swap
Car Corral
Craft Show
Petting Zoo ... Bring the Kids
Camping & Hook-Ups available
46 Classes ... 7 'Best Of' Awards
'Display Only' Class available
Model Car contest
Model Building Demonstrations
Need More Info?
<A HREF="mailto:IndyRamMan@xxxxxxx";>IndyRamMan@xxxxxxx</A>? ?
or
<A HREF="mailto:RONVE@xxxxxxx";>Ronve@xxxxxxx</A>? ?
or
Call (815) 637-1601 ??(days)
?????(815) 654-7912 ??(evenings)
The Boone County Fairgrounds is located at Route 76 and the Business 20
Bypass
in Belvidere Illinois. It is just 5 minutes off the I90 expressway, North
&
West of Chicago. Use the Genoa Rd exit.
If you are coming from the North or South, use I39.
If you are coming from the West use Route 20.
Thanks to MapQuest ... here is a link:
<A
HREF="http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?size=big&mapdata=YGJh3qt%2fTMOp
bnQxPZ7v4fT1fIuhruLWjhoIegIDKXv3b3vMSaIxpDuBhpGz5unnAL25cWqchDYzuk4QSNWfOE
zJ7MLhf6ciexgVE428ZBJQ3%2bY5VYKdNPNx5BQrix%2f0moE5TCPNe8Yjawmpgwo57C1DR%2f
MN7%2fK3wI%2fiWBqmQcqV2rJIeUKRnP9S">Boone County Fairgrounds</A>
See Ya There!
Ron ...
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Message: 5
Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2003 16:38:04 EDT
From: mwl1967@xxxxxxx
Subject: 63 64 hydrovac hint...
Just a short note for all you J and ram K owners who may experience
a
loss of brake fluid with no visible leaks anywhere. Check your remote
brake
booster assembly... apparently it's possible for the slave cylinder to
leak
fluid into the vacuum unit. From there the engine sucks it into the
intake and
poof... out the tailpipes and gone.
I've sent my master cylinder and remote booster assembly to a shop
in
California for a resleeve & rebuild . . . will advise on their services
when
complete.
Mike Laiserin
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Message: 6
Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2003 16:52:44 EDT
From: mwl1967@xxxxxxx
Subject: 8.50x14 black sidewall tires
Anyone know a source for these for my 300K ? Anything close?
Thanks
Mike Laiserin
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Message: 7
Date: Tue, 01 Jul 2003 20:57:16 -0400
From: Dou <dou4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: C body
Hello out there,
I was at the annual 'Club Chrysler Quebec' this week-end past, i
found something quite rare that some may be interested in. One C-body,
years 65-73 pass side lower ball joint, brand new in it's original box, it
is a ( TRW no: 10220 ). As i sold my Hurst, i am not in need of it. Anyone
interested in it please contact me privately at dou4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Message: 8
Date: Tue, 01 Jul 2003 21:34:41 -0700
From: Gary W Nelson <Gary@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Headliner's and Brake Drums some good news?
Hi All
I Called Kanter today re: the drum subject. For under $100 I wanted to
find
out what we would get. As I expected you do not get hub. When I asked more
questions he did not sound to informed. After, I went to inspect my 57
drums. They are a 3 piece unit. The cast iron drum, center plate and hub.
If the drum and center plate come as a unit them the studs and hub will
need to be pressed out. If it is only the drum then it will be one heck of
a job to replace as the drum is staked onto center plate at 19 places
around the perimeter. If it only requires pressing out the hub then that
will have to be done very carefully with press fixtures. If one starts
pressing on the hub with out support fixtures it will distort the center
plate and trash it.
For what it is worth I suspect that it will be a Chinese part. Who in the
US could tool up, sell low quantities to a vendor and the vendor mark up
all for under $100. That said it does not mean all bad. I could be proven
wrong.
Gary, The Parts Doc
At 03:16 PM 07/01/2003 +0000, gadickel wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>Glad to learn that Kanter's Boontown, New Jersey, will be offering
>reproduction brake drums for 1957 - 1962 era Chrysler products
>starting later this summer. So says Fred in the latest catalog. It
>appeares they will be priced within reason too. Could be we will see
>them offered elesewhere as well. That is good news.
>
>Also right now on Ebay there is a fellow offering "correct"
>headliners for 1962-1967 Chryslers if my memory serves me right. He
>mentions these are correct for each year he is offering, and when he
>correctly mentioned the "basket weave" pattern of the 62, I started
>to think he is probably telling the truth. I bought my new headliner
>about two years ago on Ebay and I think it is the same guy. In my
>case the pattern was 100% correct and the material "alive" (not dried
>out) and in good shape.
>
>Tom
>
>
>
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