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Seems like a good place to post a problem I'm having. I took my 78 SC on a long-ish (3.5 hour trip) last month. Car ran fine the entire way. However, on the way back, when I stopped for fuel, I found that the battery was very weak and wouldn't restart the engine. After a jump, I was back on...

My bad. When they first passed the seat belt law, that's the way it was. Must have changed somewhere along the line.

In Michigan you cannot be pulled over for a seatbelt infraction alone.

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I will be there but the "malaise" Super Coupe will be staying home. Would be more adventure than I care to take on to drive it there, and I don't have a car trailer.

Super nice car. Gotta love the crank windows in a big Chrysler from that era!

That is an excellent idea!

So my seat belt replacement project is finished. Much more of a hassle than I expected, but it came out good. However I am missing one plastic cover that goes on the front belt buckle. Part #F405 MX9. Picture attached. Does anyone have one they're willing to sell?

How much are you asking? Can you post more pics?

Wears well. And when you're not using the car, you can pull it out and hit golf balls off of it.

Not bad. Would have to see the underside to know if $7k is a reasonable price. Coming from VT, I would be concerned. Should we read some meaning into the lemon print in the cargo area? :)

Sold for $17,750!

I had my front belts redone by a place called Safety Restore. It was an incredibly fast turnaround. IIRC, about $100 per belt. Mine were black but I believe you can request any color.

Nice Imperial for sale on BaT No Reserve: 1982 Chrysler Imperial

Understand what you are saying and you are certainly entitled to your opinion, but I have had nothing but good experiences as both buyer and seller on BaT. I'd much rather buy a car that way than deal with the hysterics associated with a Mecum or B-J auction. Having said all that, yes, the...

Besides the Aspen you reference, there were three Volare wagons that sold in 2022 on BringATrailer for $7,800, $10,850, and $12,000. These were very, very nice cars. I agree, $6k for that is a joke. 1977 Plymouth Volare Premier Station Wagon No Reserve: 1978 Plymouth Volare Station Wagon No...

Mine is 30x40, not insulated. Not only is there the cost of insulating and the heater, but also the trauma of having to move everything out of the way to do it! o_O

Wish my barn was heated. I have to either take up a spot in the garage in the winter (garage is heated) or basically not be able to get anything done.

Mine is in good condition other than being fairly badly warped. Does anyone know if warpage can be fixed, and how?

Have thought that 3D printing would be a good solution for this, but never thought about scanning the entire grille. My grille is OK, although it does have a few broken "boxes." What I've had in the back of my mind is to replace some of the broken boxes with new 3D printed boxes. However, I...

Sure enough, three more fasteners hidden by the rear seat. Had to remove the sill plate, too, to remove the lower trim piece, which also has to come off to get the upper one off. Found something interesting when the seat came out. The back of the seat bottom is upholstered in green vinyl, while...

How are these panels removed? I've removed the screw in the center of the panel and the screw at the coat hook, loosened the screws on the moldings around the rear window and at the top of the front window openings. Seems like the panel should slide forward toward the door opening but I can't...

Did you ever find a part number? I have a non-functioning power antenna in my 78 Super Coupe. I have a parts manual and see the motor you reference for the New Yorker, but I don't see any part number for other models like Volare/Aspen.

Great news!

You can always go to Costco or Sam's and buy the jumbo pack that will last you 3 years!