Hi Christopher,
It is antiqued bronze I just didn't know what it was
called. It is pretty faded in this car and i would
like to restore it. I'll look in the archives to see
if
i can find the answers. Thanks for the info and the
welcome.
--- Christopher Hoffman <imperial67@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Welcome, Luis... I'm sure you'll find lots of help
> here, and I recommend
> searching the archives on the club website to find
> answers to the same
> questions that other people have asked and had
> answered. I know we've
> covered windshield interchangeability with other
> Chryslers, and the subject
> of the '67-68 front brakes has been covered
> extensively.
>
> I'm curious that you mentioned needing help with the
> wood, as 1968s came
> with "antiqued bronze" trim in the interior. The
> last year for wood was
> 1967. Are you sure yours is a '68? (Easy way to
> tell: the sixth digit in the
> VIN will be an 8 in 1968, a 7 in 1967. Yours should
> start with YM27K8...)
>
> Chris in LA
> 67 Crown
> 78 NYB Salon
>
>
> On 3/19/04 3:43 pm, chrysler1978@xxxxxxxxxxx
> (chrysler1978@xxxxxxxxxxx)
> wrote:
>
> > New Subscriber(s): Luis Colon
> > Email Address is: luis1024@xxxxxxxxx
> > Member Location: Ny,Ny
> >
> > Car(s) owned: 1968 baby blue convertable
> >
> > Self-Introduction: My uncle always had imperials
> while i was growing up and
> > i always loved them. I had 1969 for a few years
> and i got rid of it. i
> > really regretted selling it. About 12 years ago i
> ran across 1974 new
> > yorker
> > and i still have it. I'm planning to use it for
> some parts but i don,t
> > think anything is compatable except the engine.
> I,m going to need help
> > getting parts. I need a windshield, rotors , wheel
> cyclinders,
> > how to restore the wood finish, and tips on how to
> keep the chome/grill
> > looking like new. Thanks I sure I'll be chatting
> with
> > all of you guys soon. Thanks Luis
>
>
>
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