Recent content by furyfrank

These cars are so easy to work on that almost any mechanic can work on them. I have a 84 Le3baron convertible that has 25K mileage on it.

I live in Phoenix saw the car and am wondering why you are parting it out. I would have kept it whole but I think differently than you. I would have never parted it out.

I have a drivers side motor, brand new never used. I am open to offers it was for a 85 5th ave.

He is down to $500.00

Like I said go to offerup and look under Plymouth, he has pictures.

This is not mine but found it on offerup phoenix ,az. The car has a beautiful body , no rust, has the 318 V-8 and auto. The problem is it has sat for 11 years and has almost 300K on it. The car is white and a body kit on it. So maybe somebody here might be interested in it. He is asking $800...

I have a line on a 79 duster with T tops . Az rust free body but I am to far away, what a shame. It is a 318 car with A/C

Have a 80 Newport no rust az car. if interested let me know.

Yes I did. And that is what is bugging me , it is so simple.

The window was in the up position and after removing motor it stayed there and is very hard to move up or down. I lubed up everything I could see and their is no slop in the window. I will keep trying I just feel I am missing something. --- Post updated --- I lubed it up and am moving it...

I have a 82 lebaron convertible and the passenger side window did not work, stuck in the up position after taking it apart the regulator looked like all other Chrysler products ( not much information on this car ). After pulling motor checked and it works but the window stays wherever you put it...

That is why I live in Az almost all cars are rust free and underneath you can turn bolts without a blowtorch. I have found some nice ones here and tried to sell them for a decent price but everyone complained about shipping but would spend hours and money repairing a rust bucket.

Good answer Jim.

Call a locksmith a lot of them can make a duplicate key instead of replacing the lock cylinder. Find one that is old school.

Here are a few pictures, the original wheels are included.