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Same thing with Coronets. In 1966, Coronet 500's came standard with bucket seats and console. I once discovered one of these cars in a local junk yard. It had a Poly 318, with column shifted 3-speed manual. The standard equipment console had a plain lid on it with no provision for shifter. I...

I know. I fixed and put that transmission back in almost 30 yrs ago. Couldn't get the cables right, Dad called in a friend lol

While the Bilstein shocks are appealing, I find the price hard to deal with. I have so many other things I still need to buy that putting almost $600 into shock absorbers just doesn't sit well. When I search for 1968 Plymouth GTX shock absorbers, many of the sites come up blank. I would...

It’s one thing to steal a catalytic converter from a Nissan but a completely different thing when someone messes with a car that means so much to us like ours. Often irreplaceable stuff. Also they must know about Mopars to take a hood off knowing its value and ease of removal. The law ought to...

Fairly common (meaning possibly repopped) bumper. Id buy an AMD if available before sending yours out. You might be happy with the AMD, and save a few hundred bucks. (I am very happy with my 69 runner AMD rear.)

Pergo is the foshizzle!

My semi survivor 67 GTX, a,b code 65 bucket seats console. My 67 Coronet R/T survivor, with Buddy seat. My black Hemi 4-speed GTX with Buddy seat. Leaves me wondering? Did Dodge do it differently from Plymouth.

This car is an exact twin to a car that a fellow that I worked with, bought new. Same colour in and out; 440, 4-speed, Dana 60, no console or buddy seat. When the car got to be about 9 or 10 years old, the owner was no longer driving it to work. I asked him if he still owned it, and he said it...

When I decided it it originally had a buddy seat. Unfortunately that is gone

Bucket seats were standard in 67, and your choice of buddy seat or console. I ordered one new, from the dealer book.

I’m also a fan of Bruce hardwood floors, my brother has them and they are gorgeous.

Went in a $1 mil house a friend worked on. The floor was like glass, the poly looked 1/8 inch thick. It looked great. Wood drying and shrinking can mean open spaces.

Realistic price, but I always try to figure in what it's going to take put it back to factory spec's and then make an offer from there.

Console was standard equipment with bucket seats through 1966. It and buddy seat became option in 1967.

I absolutely love hardwood floors... I would have them everywhere and my house would look like a log cabin on the inside with a stunning fireplace BUT since I know we aren’t staying here for much longer we found this and it’s pretty darn nice for the money and made in USA. If feels like real...

Thanks for the replies. I have a lead on a rechromed bumper I can buy outright. I thought the price was a little high but now I see it is inline with having one rechromed. Plus I would not be comfortable shipping my only bumper incase it goes missing. So I would have to buy another one first...

Buckets console are 64? 65 is a buddy seat?

Console was not standard with bucket seats in 1967. It was an option.

Fender tag says it was also a bucket seat, console car. Upper door panels are also E, dark blue. I assume this is also supposed to be dark blue interior?? What do you say? Not sure what B in the interior code is, dark or light.

Have you thought of luxury vinyl? It is very durable, and easy to put down.