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Thanks, corrected the post.

I'm a step father also, so I get it. Fortunately I don't have the hyperthetical problems like you have. Third option is take your stepson to get a rental car in his name. But pay for it, and get the full insurance package so nothing comes back to you. You can also tell him that it's not a...

My gut reaction at first was suck it up to keep the peace in the family. I'm talking about your wife and step son. Who cares what the other guy feels. But I can understand not wanting the other guy in your car. The other option to consider is get the step son insurance for his car in his name...

I'll check my 67 Coronet parts car later today.

Would the trim from a 67 Coronet be the same?

you can test the capacitor with a good multimeter. Select ohms, one probe on each post of the capacitor. Should get an ohm reading that will climb up or down. If you read open, capacitor is bad.

Are all gauges electrical? I see plastic tubing and compression fittings in one of the pics. Is the oil pressure gauge mechanical?

Welcome, I have a 67 Coronet out here in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

Start at the pressure switch. Make sure you have power coming into the switch. Then check there is power going to the motor. If power in, but nothing out, bad pressure switch. If power in and power out then the problem is the on the motor side. Usually a starting capacitor problem. Usually if...

Probably a good idea to let one slide.

Luckily, we don't do that in Hawaii.

Cool, never saw one like that, but makes sense.

What is the charger strapped to on the front tires?

I'm glad you decided to fix the car you have and love. Instead of finding another one.

I just recently completed replacing the dash pad on my 70 Coronet. Pretty much everything in the dash has to come out. I put blue masking tape on the new pad to mark the locations of the studs to make it easier to put the nuts back on.

Happy anniversary, congratulations.

I was late also, was going to guess shower curtain ring salesman

I think that is one of the best pieces of wall art I have ever seen. Your very lucky to have it.

1985 my first car, a 68 charger. Had to rebuild the front suspension, rebuild the 318, and buy new tires. Got it done and on the road a few months before graduation In 1987. I have had at least 1 classic Mopar ever since.

I bought one for my 4 speed non console bucket seat Coronet from Classic Consoles. They make ones for bench seats also. They also have one that sits on top of the 66-70 consoles. A little pricey, but good quality.