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I have done this, using special water-slide decal paper and a colour laser printer.

If your windows takes forever to boot up, something's not set up right (loading too many unneeded background programs?) or it has a slow hard drive. Mine, with a SSD, boots up and is running in under a minute. I parked my mac because it was slow and unreliable (27" imac), but to be fair it was...

They actually make one just for you!

What rear axle was in that 140 hp. car and will it handle a 455? Buick 350 and Oldsmobile 403 were optional when new, if you want to retain factory specs.

There's a used one on Amazon for $29 at the moment. The name is Jim Schild.

Any idea of how old it is? Chrysler turbine experiments went from the early 50's to 1980.

I like old gizmos that existed before phone apps took over. My dad had something similar in cardboard but it was for figuring out the cost of shipping items in the cargo hold at the airline. It was called a "Freight Weight Rate Mate".

Bigger is better :) I just copied the picture in the first post and straightened it out.

Take a look at the dash of this 1984 Eagle. Looks very similar. http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3992132/1984-amc-eagle/ I've also seen the same thing, without the top slider, in similar year Jeeps.

That's pretty cool, finding an original in a box. Hasn't the Chrysler Marine division been gone for thirty years?

I wish that was in my neighborhood, I'd snatch it up. A bit of genuine Chrysler memorabilia to add to the shop as a conversation piece. Even if it didn't work it would still add to the flavour. Dimming the neighborhood lights is just a bonus. :) Keep looking for your Mopar Brendon...at least...

I have a few. But something like this album would be bought for the artwork. Too bad it wasn't a '70 road runner. :)

I like your current feedback of '440' on the bay... :)