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Out of control? The Ford dealer just quoted me about $500 for a spare ignition key for my 2018 Escape.

Oh, Man, that is a real bummer! I wish you the best in getting all this sorted out. My garage houses a '73 MG Midget, a '66 Austin-Healey 3000, and a '69 Charger (original owner). Several years ago I accidentally set fire to my Midget while trying to start it after a carb rebuild...

Yes, my '69 Charger is a base model, bought new. It has the plastic tail light cover.

My '69 Charger, Hamtramck build Feb 69 has black buttons. Original owner.

As I mentioned, I am the original owner and the engine has never been out of the car until I pulled it for rebuild. Makes no sense to me that a line worker at the factory would stamp something that means nothing. All the other parts of the stamp (E = 1969, 63 = 383 HP engine, 1 22 = Built on...

440 PHIXX: Why do you think the HP is "funny"? I wouldn't say the HP is "magical", but it's stamped on my engine, which has not yet been rebuilt (it's in for rebuild now, after 178,283 miles). Actually, I never knew the stamping was there until I began disassembly to pull the engine out for...

I ordered the car with the 383 engine, 4-speed, and without A/C (installed later). I don't remember if I specified the high-performance version. The dealer order form just says "383 4 bbl". I have the Carter AVS carb, and the engine was always orange.

My first and only car was a mundane rental car (don't remember what it was) that I was driving in Montana back when there was no daytime speed limit on the roads. I got to 110 and cars were still passing me! My concern with very high speeds is tire failure. I had a blow-out of a rear tire...

I have a similar question. I'm the original owner of a '69 Charger with 383 HP engine. The air cleaner has never had a decal that says "MAGNUM". From what I've been able to find out, the High Performance version of the 383 has 335 hp and is called the Magnum. Does Chrysler owe me a decal...