1968 Chrysler 300 2 Door in Green & 440 Engine Sound on My Car Story with Lou Costabile
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On "My Car Story" we're at the Carlisle Events in Carlisle PA on 7-12-19.
We're looking at a 1968 Chrysler 300 2 Door in Frost Green Metallic Paint. The car comes with the factory 440 CI engine.
The car's Owner is Jim Waide. Jim’s had this car since 2013. He shares his Friend kept telling him to come see the car he was selling and just before the car was going to be listed for sale, Jim stopped by to see the car and loved the looks of this car and bought it on the spot.
If you’re interested in learning about the different events at the Carlisle Events, go to the website at www.carlisleevents.com
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Slick Sleigh. Long and low, all angles, hidden headlights, fastback roofline, vinyl top, and terrific tail panel.
Thanks Lou.
Hi solemandd67, "Slick Sleigh" I like that :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing the details you enjoy, Lou
Lou, I feel the word 'Gorgeous' is fully justified in describing this banker's hot rod. Longer, lower, wider and longer some more would also be appropriate adjectives. That whole catalogue of fine Chryslers for '68 (in almost twenty different colors) is an excellent exclamation point for this display of rolling sculpture. Thanks to Jim and all the previous owners for preserving this Frost Green Metallic gem for over fifty years so all of us could enjoy it today.
Hi Right Lane Hog, High praise for this car :-) Lou
@@loucostabile And it is still driven which means the public can get a kick out of it too.
I love it, Lou! It's big & bold and really looks great! The "Survivor" cars are always my favorites. Thanks for finding & sharing this 300 with us today!
Hi TheGunfighter45acp, Happy to read you enjoy this "big & bold" car :-) You're welcome, Lou
Lou once again you are bringing back memories. That car was a year old when I went to work at the Chrysler dealer. The 67 and 68s were, in my opinion, better cars than their 1969 and 1970 replacements.
Hi grant wright, Happy to read this one brings back memories for you :-) Lou
Amazing condition for it's age. It's owners have done a great job of avoiding the parking lot battle scars that are typically on a car this size.
Hi Freedomquest08, Happy to read you enjoy the condition on this car :-) You're right, super condition, Lou
You can't even hardly get a big car in a parking space these days.
I remember in the day people found it classy to have two ashtrays in n the front seat. Another great presentation of a great car, thanks Lou. 👍
Hi Terri, Thanks for sharing what you remember. You're welcome, Lou
OMG!!! That is funny, "I get a lot of ladies in their 80's and 90's who wanted one of these." I had a 66, 300, with the 440..... The first person outside my family who came over to look at my car was a 60 year old lady, who loved cars (drove a Maverick Grabber, and had a 65 Galaxie 500, 7.0 in storage in her garage), asked to drive it. And she did, hot rodding around the hood!!!! LOL! She explained the exact same thing. Her husband didn't want to spend the money and they ended up with the Ford! BTW, this was in 83! LOL! Just damn funny how the 300 legacy of 1955-1972 history endures, even to this day.
Thanks for bringing this car to light, even if it is a 383 series, these cars were special to many, including myself.
Hi Chuck, Happy to read this brings memories of your car :-) Thank you for sharing your story, Lou
I had a friend whose Mother had a Two door Chrysler 300 big block 440. We cruised from Toronto to Bracebridge at give or take 85 MPH. Mrs Kerr wasn't really worried about the speed limit. At about 85Mph, the car wasn't even starting to work. Smooth, comfortable and at 100 you didn't worry about passing anyone. The Car flew.....
Hi Darrell, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Friends Mothers car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
What a beauty. And in green no less. That 440 just purrs. Every time I hear big W I think of that movie with all the mopars in it. Great find Lou
Hi FUBAR Model Yard, A nice big green American Army Tank :-) Lou
My grandfather had this car when I was a kid. It was actually my grandmothers daily driver. She was 5’ tall and could barely see over the steering wheel. Lol. Loved the video. Thanks.
Hi Paul, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Grandfathers car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Oh my, Lou, beautiful! Bringing back such powerful memories of my childhood. My daddy and I would work on our 65 Plymouth Fury III together. That’s what started my love and passion for cars. And a neighbor had this exact car in the same color! Love your posts, Lou. Keep it going! Many thanks!
Hi Joseph Trunk, Happy to read this car / video brings back good memories :-) You're welcome, Lou
Always loved it that Chrysler made vehicles that had the alternator gauge!
Nice :-)
Pretty much all cars did back then, I'm driving a 1996 3000GT, and it even has a voltmeter.
back in about 1985 bought a 68 newport..real mafia gunship as we called them..was my daily driver...kids never liked it they would slide down in the back seat if they saw one of their friends..loved it on the road...383 ran good...enjoyed this...and it had disc brakes on it dual piston keysey hayes calipers..most I guess didn`t have disc brakes till 69..thanks again Lou
Hi bob crawford, Happy to read this video brings back memories of your 68 Newport and thank you for sharing your story :-) You're welcome, Lou
Looked at one like that back in 89, they wanted 3 grand for it and I passed.
Thanks for the video Lou.
Hi Joe Ford, Happy to read this one brings back memories of the car in 89 :-) You're welcome, Lou
That Green was popular in 68 because the Dodge ads for the Charger had used this Green with a black vinyl roof .
Nice to see how it has a 24 gallon gas tank for long drive with fewer stops.
Hi Gary wood, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge, Lou
LOVE IT! The very first car I ever bought was a '68 Chrysler 300, Sovereign Gold Metallic, 2 door White top, Black interior, Bucket seats w/ center console and a factory vacuum gauge, TNT 440 dual snorkel air cleaner and would pass everything except a gas station. bought it for $425 from a lady who brought it to the vocational technical collage to have some work done on it so she could sell it. I talked to the instructor and asked how much she would want for it "AS IS". I borrowed the money from my boss (I worked at an AMOCO service station after school). It ended up being my project car for class (this was back in '78 down in Florida). Car was completely rust free and straight as an arrow. Wish I still had it.
Hi Mark, Happy to read you "LOVE IT!" :-) Glad to read this car brings back memories of your 1st car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Lou, these are super nice. I'd rather have this than a new one any day. I love these. You don't need a chiropractor after your trip. Mom wants it too.
HI Craig, Happy to read you enjoy this comfy highway cruiser :-) Lou
That 300 is beautiful. I hope I can mine look that good one day. The 300 I have was originally the same colors with a console and A/C.
Hi Nathan's Mopar Garage, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou
Great car, Car Story and video! Thanks Lou!
This channel deserves more love.
Hi Jeff King, Thank you for your prophetic words :-) Lou
As described in the brochure, this 300's "gone-with-the-wind performance" is probably better than most performances in "Gone With The Wind".
That's funny :-)
Gone with the wind.performance where you looking a mustang or a Malibu.very few cars can match it
All.the newer cars today are gone with the quality no more durability no more top end speed no more good ride the younger generation
Dont understand what a 68 newyorker is all about.and I doubt if the younger generation has ben in a car that does 150 mph if there were they would be scared real fast
Nice car inside no.plastic there steel and cast
Nice car inside no.plastic there steel and cast
Hey Lou. Beautiful looking Chrysler 300. I've always been a Mopar enthusiast. :)
Hey Jason, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou
Love that 440 rumble.
:-)
That is the very definition of TANK . Nice old car . It's the same age as me . Thanks for posting .
Hi Bud Lee, This TANK is even in Army Green :-) You're welcome, Lou
We had a 71 Newport blue/ black with bucket seats, stock, it was a big 2 door beauty, 400ci. Thank you
Hi John, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and you're welcome, Lou
That big beauty looks A LOT more attractive than ANYTHING else on that lot!
Nice :-)
My first car was a 1948 Jeep with a frozen engine that my parents made me rebuild and get running if I wanted a car (my Dad was a mechanic so I got grudging guidance from him). My second car was a hand-me-down green 1968 Chrysler 300 convertible. Years later, I bought another one and still have it.
Hi Dana, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Green 300 & your current 300 too :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
I've just bought a 68 300 with this exact color combination and just had to watch this!
Hi Magnus, Happy to read you have a cool car like this too :-) Lou
The 60s Chrysler 300s oozed class and style, all such beautiful cars.
Thanks Lou
Hi Gaz the K's Modelworx, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you, and you're welcome, Lou
I’m use to think these cars were boats…..now I think there beautiful boats! Keep them coming Lou!
All ABOARD!
Damn, I didn't know this car used to even exist. I thought it was something new in the last decade or so. That's cool. I learned something today so I don't have to learn anything else until tomorrow. Glad I got that out of the way lol.
Hi Eric Talkington, Happy to read you learned something new. I'm learning all the time from the Care Takers and I think that is so much fun :-) Lou
Lou I was 15 yrs old when these cars were new. Comparably equipped their price point was in line with Buick Electra 225 and Olds 98. They were higher priced than Wildcat Customs and Delta 88 Customs. Also it appears that you may have been a toddler when these cars were new. God bless you for having an appreciation for cars of this vintage. Keep up the good work!
Hi Larry Hawkins, Blessings received and appreciate the kind words, Lou
I have such a soft spot for these big mid-sixties big block Chrysler barges. Understated beauty. Go to any car show and you’ll see Mustangs, Corvettes and Camaros on top of each other (yawn) but you hardly see anything as cool as these.
Hi Matt, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
I MISS MY 68 300!!!
Hope you're behind the wheel of another one soon.
@@loucostabileI've seen one that looks [from the outside] identical to the one I had [probably lacks most of the rare features mine had, but it would still be wonderful to have it anyhow, since a lot of those bells and whistles were not things I ever would have actually used] but I just don't have the money at this point.
Thanks Lou for sharing your showing a lot of cars from my era really enjoy the show
My pleasure, and you're welcome :-)
Another fine car, you brought us today Lou, great car for sure. Can't miss with the 300.🤙🏁🏁
Hi Ed B., Happy to read you're enjoying this 300 :-) Lou
Surprise!!! A green car!!! Lou... Buddy.... You and green cars. This is a beauty! I've loved 300's for as long as I can remember. And this green is perfect for it. A beautiful land yatch. Great video Lou.
Hi Story Teller, Another Big Green Machine :-) Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this one. Glad to read you enjoy this episode, Lou
Those hood prop rods are testimony to Chrysler's torsion bar suspension technology...way ahead of it's time. When I was a freshman in college in 76-77 I had a 76 Cougar, my roommate had a 74 Dodge Swinger. Our next door neighbors: one had a 73 Nova and the other one had this car in consort blue metallic, a hand me down from his dad. When we went cruising for fun, or hunting ladies, or just for adult beverage runs we always took the 300...because hey, in a pinch we could always stuff 2 or 3 bodies in the trunk! 🤣🤣 And yes, it had that same 440 with that subtle rumble!
Hi Beast 1624, Good times, good times :-) Lou
This is why I enjoy your show. You show a wide variety of vehicles. Nice Chrysler survivor indeed. And a 440 to boot.
Hi Randy Biby, Happy to read you enjoy the variety of cars I post on this Channel :-) Glad to read you enjoy this "nice" car, Lou
What a beautiful car. Love the green on green and all the jewelry. Well bought sir. Literally tons of fun.
Hi mark raven, Happy to read the details you enjoy about this car :-) Lou
What a beautiful MOPAR! So classic of the Chrysler Corp! Yet ANOTHER great find, Lou! Of course I am also partial to MOPARS.
Hi Rusty, Happy to read this car is one you like :-) Lou
Nice car, Lou! Hope you're enjoying your summer!
Hi bigdog one, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Enjoying the summer & hope you are too, Lou
My parents had a '67 Chrysler town & country wagon, it was the station wagon version of this car. I took my driving test in that car, it had a 440 with the dual snorkel air cleaner. The greatest feature was the front passenger seat would lay flat, best make-out car ever! I'm sure if my girlfriends dads knew about, they wouldn't have let me date them.
Hi Paul Ehlers, Happy to read this one brings back memories of your Parents Wagon :-) Lou
Same as others, now I have memories of the grandparents having that car. Amazing, haven’t thought of it for say decades. What a boat.
Hi Scott Massey, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Grandparents car :-) "All Aboard!" Lou
Mine had a '66 300. I think it may still be on the road.
Fantastic , have a 70 , full option 300, 440 TNT (thumper cam) , was converted to 4 speed , but have original trans , 433 gears, stop light drag monster , people can not believe how how fast my car is for a land yacht..Great stuff Subbed and shared...
Hi andy a, Happy to read you have a fun car too :-) Welcome to the Channel, and hope you see many cars on this Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
Love this car. Had one but life intervened 2 drr green just like this one
Hi Brian 1, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Just a big beautiful streamlined two door car! I had a 1965 and this car on the sides and the interior on some points was just like it like the hood props the same as my old 1965. I love the color the hide away headlights the nice huge back up lights plus the big 440 cubic inch engine. I love the bucket style seats always loved those. The engine sound boy I bet that car will really scoot!! Just a awesome survivor. Always used to rust out over the rear fender skirts these looked clean. I saw just 66 thousand miles I do believe that is awesome. Thanks Lou for sharing! He has a true piece of history there!
Hi Steve Flad, Happy to read you enjoy this Big Green Machine :-) You're welcome, Lou
440 sounds great!
Glad to read you enjoy the sounds from this motor :-)
Now you're talking my Style, Lou, just don't see enough of these big ole Chryslers... It's surely on my Bucketlist to get.
Hi Kyle H, Hope you're behind the wheel of your Big Ole Chrysler soon :-) Lou
Luxurious car Lou! Nice color, good story behind this car!
Hi Joseph, Happy to read you enjoy this Luxury Liner :-) Lou
Boy does this take me back. My dad bought one. Same color.
Hi joe m, Happy to read this video / car brings back memories of your Dad's car :-) Lou
Chryslers of this era were excellent road cars, smooth, quiet, stable and fast. I had a plastic model of this 300 when I was a kid. I loved the hidden headlamps. And in high school I bought a ‘66 Newport with a 383ci V8. Drove it for 10 years. What I wouldn’t do to find one of these 300s with agreen interior...
Hi Gary Noone, Happy to read this one is one you had as a plastic model :-) Lou
Thanks Lou another great mopar
My pleasure to share with you and you're welcome David :-)
Sweet car, love original cars,this one's a beaut.
:-)
Another great car and video. thanks
HI Will Scott, Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-) You're welcome, Lou
Original and unrestored engine with what sounds like the early Chrysler "Dying Dog" sounding starter. Never had the starter pulled and rebuilt. Good stuff here. Once again Lou, a great "My Car Story'" post.
Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-)
Great looking car hard to belive it's all original it's in really nice shape for being an old car. I like the green color it's just the right shade
Hi Pete Medina, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou
Charles Phoenix would approve. "Behold the glory, that is 1968 Chrysler 300"
Stunning executive express.
Nice :-)
Wonderful lines. Great car.
Hi abe frohman, Happy to read you enjoy the design of this car :-) Lou
That's a beautiful piece of machinery - the size, the power, the presence a 300 has. If I'd a friend like Jim had...wow.
Scenario -
Friend(on phone): "Come buy this car..."
*But before he can finish, there's a knock at the door.*
Me: "Get off the phone, and take my money!" End scene. Thanks Jim & Lou!
Hi chemxfan, Happy to read your "scenario" :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and you're welcome, Lou
Beautiful C body Chrysler. Lovin it.
Nice :-)
Awesome love big cars. From 68 -73 my parents bought Chrysler products. Lou great video! You should come see me at Corvettes at Carlisle this year.
Hi ZWILD1, Happy to read your Parents enjoyed cars like this :-) I'd love to be at Carlisle, however I have another show that weekend, so stay tuned and you'll see some of those cars too. Have fun at the Corvettes and Carlisle as I know that will be an awesome show for sure! Lou
@@loucostabile I will be watching for more of your excellent videos. Corvettes at Carlisle was awesome and got to see the new C8. We also did the Corvette parade on Saturday evening.
Awesome sound!
Nice :-)
Thanks Lou it's a beauty (Doug in Ga)
Hi Doug in GA, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
Very beautiful car
Glad to read you enjoy the looks of this car Telar Dingx :-)
Beautiful car. Love the C body Mopars
Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-)
My dad had a 1969 New Yorker that was very similar in color. The sheet metal was very thick on it also, so it was built like a “tank.” Chrysler was famous for their “torsion bar” suspension, and I noticed its use instead of springs on the hood. The 300 was considered to be the “sporty model” that was just below the New Yorker. The standard engine on it was the 383ci. V8. Interiors on these cars were quite luxurious, and my dad’s had “brocade cloth” on the seats of his car. I noticed the lack of A/C on this model. My dad’s car also lacked that feature, so this car might be from the northern US, or even Canada!
Hi Fred Kelbert, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Dad's 69 New Yorker :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Smooth riding classy cars..
Well said Mo Garcia :-)
They always look cool with backing up and hideaway headlights and noticed no air conditioning thought that was cool as well and it's great shape without restoration hope he keeps it that way
Hi larry borkstrom, I like hideaway headlights too :-) Lou
Beautiful car I'd like to see the station wagon version,I'm fascinated with late 50s and 60s wagons ✌👌
Hi Jack, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Well I have a little good news for you, there might be an early 1960's Wagon coming up in a future episode so stay tuned, Lou
Wow ...that is tight....
Nice :-)
Very nice 😀
Hi Michael Coffey, Glad to read you enjoy this nice car :-) Lou
MY 300 was ALL electric, had cruise control, climate control, dueal remote ralleye mirrors, duel dolby autoreverse AM/FM cassette, 160 watt Delco rear amplifier, EIGHT speakers, SIX power windows [it was also a 2 door fastback] and had FIVE cig lighters, [one in the rear of the console] and ELEVEN interior lights!
And a whole lot of OTHER ultra-rare options.
But in my youthful stupidity, I got in trouble with the law, lost my license, could not pay storage on the car, and I don't even know if it still exists any more.
HI Hunny Bunny's Heavy Metal Music Mining & Machining, Thanks for sharing the story of your car. Sad to read the end result :-( Lou
Lou I think you may have shown him a few things he didn't know about his own car,
Hi bill, It happens, but not often :-) Lou
Sweet how nice...
Hi Ray Ray, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Car is awesome. Big but with the 440, no problem getting out of its own way ;). LOVE the survivor aspect. Lucky so and so !
Lots of folks think the 300's from the late 50's were the first muscle cars. Crazy motors and carb set ups but they were in a big car.
Watch Christine lately ? I have. That Fury was furious !
Hi g mat, Happy to read you think this car is "awesome" :-) Lou
Sweet!
:-)
The tag under the data tag is the inspectors tag I believe
Hi Michael Adamo, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge, Lou
Lol thank you! For taking your time and making these awesome videos!
Love the concave sides and sporty roofline - still elegant in '68. Then came the '69's . . . pity!
Hi Jay, Happy to read you "love" the design of this car :-) Lou
Lou! The next time you find a mid 60's to late 50's Chrysler 300, if they have the original key, get a shot of it!!!!! I still have mine and the attention to detail, by Chrysler back in the day was all about presenting the Imperial and 300 as "special/custom." By price, they were. My Chrysler Lion Key is my good luck charm.
Chuck! If I see a key of one with the car...you will too :-) Lou
The beast
:-)
NICE! I have a 66 Vert
Hi Jay Delancey, You have an awesome car too :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Now all you need is a Hellcat engine and chassis, and you're in business!!
That's a fun idea :-)
My mom, who formerly didn't drive, first car was a new '68 Newport that looked too similar. It was a 2 door, avocado with black top, but green cloth interior. Same engine, but fortunately had a/c.
Hi james davis, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Mom's 68 Newport :-) Lou
Great survivor
Nice :-)
Did anyone else spot that row of unsold 2016 Dodge Darts in the background? ;)
Carlisle Chrysler Nationals they group the cars by model and year :-)
And this car will run with the best of them,my dad had one and I have the motor and trans.
I was 9yo. I have 1968 Newyoker for sale same set up 2 door.
Hi Thomas Cowart, Happy to read your 1st hand knowledge about a car like this :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Some years have a lot of great cars. 1932 was one; 1955 another; and 1968.
Happy to read you enjoy this year :-)
I want to renew my car from the inside and outside to make it like your beautiful car. How much does the country’s accessories cost? Is there any parts you have?

I video the car, I do not have parts to share.
Those reverse lights could be flame throwers. 😀
Nice :-)
What's the MPG on something like that 10 or less?
Sounds about right.
Absolutely LOVE this car! Did the owner tell you at all how much he paid for it?
Hi Kenn Love, High praise for this car :-) No idea what he paid, Lou
How much did it cost to renew the interior and exterior accessories of such a car
No idea.
Me gusta el carro
Hi Jose, Happy to read you like the car :-) Lou
Back in the day when there were REAL horsepower ratings!
:-)
Does this bring back memories, my father did a car change over its color a couple of times when I was growing up. The other one that comes to mine was the 2 Matador coupes, I believe they were both 74s again the first one was green, he changed it for a maroon one and both cars was only 1 years old when he got them. I remember in 75 my dad got a blue maverick, it was brand new and he worked for a Ford dealer, well Ford just offered a 2 tone maroon Maverick (part of a decor pkg) and guess what my father did next, traded the blue one in. Yeah my father never kept a car for that long, in the 70s maybe 2 months tops he would keep a car, unbelievable.
Hi Elizabeth Cherry, Happy to read this one brings back memories of your Fathers car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Hey it's my mother's 1968 Fury II except hers had actual matching carpet.
Happy to read this one brings back memories of your Mothers car :-)
Back then that was fun the newer stuff is quick but there not fast theres a big difference
Hi Rick, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Would have been nice to know what the price was ! No one ever puts what they are asking or what they paid for it, afraid to I guess.
Hi J. L. Neis, This Car Channel focus is on the story of why the Care Taker has this car. Sometimes the Care Taker has the window sticker, however prices would be the focus on an auction site. Hope you see many episodes you'll enjoy, Lou
Soo, that's what a V8 sounds like with 20 yards of exhaust on it.
:-)
1968 Chrysler 300 is 2" longer then the rest of the Chrysler models for 1968.
Hi The Treasure Guard, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou