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Certified-care book and envelope. Came in new cars along with the owner's manual. Brand new, one for '60-'61 Valiant and one for '62 Valiant. $14/ea including postage in the USA. ==================================== 1960 Valiant Engineering & Styling Development factory report...

Here's the paper Chrysler presented at the SAE World Congress in 1968, introducing the new 340 engine. Very detailed information about how various aspects of the LA engine were upgraded and improved for the 340. It'll cost you $30 + postage if you buy it from SAE; buy my copy instead for $16...

Here's a real nice 1960-'63 A-body Canadian factory parts cattledog. Up to date as of March 1964 (final revision). Covers all US, Canada, and export-market 1960-'63 Valiants, Lancers, and Darts. All sorts of interesting obscure stuff in here: parts for right-hand drive cars, trim and nameplates...

There was an outfit in the UK called MIRA, the Motor Industry Research Association. It was formed after World War II as a central research nexus for the British automobile industry, and over the years it built up comprehensive test facilities with the goal of helping British automakers become...

In 1961, General Motors bought a 1961 Dodge Lancer with an aluminum 225 engine. They pulled the engine, put it in one of their dyno rooms, and did a very detailed analysis of every aspect of its operation and performance. Every variable and parameter was reported, down to the formulation of the...

Well over 300 pages (I stopped counting), many of which are double-sided. Covers everything from Colts clear on up to pickups and vans. Lots of A-body material, lots of interesting stuff—how to install dealer-optional power brake packages, cruise control packages, driver-education dual-control...

SOLD

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Here's a set of three brand-new hardback books containing factory bulletins pertaining to the '60 (Q-series), '61 (R-series), and '62 (S-series) Valiants. Virtually all of the info is equally applicable to Dodge Lancers, too. This is primarily U.S. information, with interesting Australian...

Got a few choice bits left over from a 3.0 Dodge I no longer have. Prices plus postage from Seattle WA for a US buyer (or from Vancouver BC for a Canadian buyer) • Brand new set of Bosch EV6 (Generation-3) four-hole fuel injectors for 3.0 V6. $169/set of six. Bought 'em, never got around to...

Sold to a man in Oregon with a fast brown Valiant!

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Got a real nice collection of 15 Chrysler Master Technician Service Conference movies plus 2 Chrysler sales training movies, seventeen films in all, from 1975-'76. In box, all look new, doubt if they've ever been played. They're regular Super-8 movies on ordinary reels that can be removed from...

Donno what to tell ya, dude. If it were still legal to manufacture and sell cans of R12, I'd say you're shopping at the wrong places, but it's not, and it hasn't been for a lonnnnnnnng time.

$4.18 a can I would believe. $418/can, ha ha, good one, funny joke :lol: (unless you lucked into an incredibly dumb, very rich buyer or buyers). So where the frack do I get off questioning your claim? Right over here.

Feh. Go look up R12 on eBay. It's not illegal to sell R12 on the open market under two conditions: 1. The R12 was manufactured before it came under commerce restrictions, or 2. The buyer is certified (s.609) to service motor vehicle A/C systems. If the seller isn't sure when the R12 was made...

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Cool, I very likely want one for my '73, but I wonder if you've licked the problem I've had with commercially-available kits in the past: because they trigger off the instrument cluster lights, the buzzer doesn't sound if you happen to have the cluster lights dimmed all the way off and you leave...

'kay. You can have all of mine. Please come up and get it as quickly as you can; I don't want to store it. Will take in trade a hot tub big enough to hibernate in until May.