[Chrysler300] detailed stuff

["Ulf Larsson" <ulf.larsson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi 300 addicts,
 
I know there must be several of you out there with detailed knowledge that will be able to help out with some questions.
 
Torquflights;  For -56 it shall read #1823593 (The Torqueflight and not the P-flite that came with another#).  What is the difference on the -56 Torqueflight compared to the one used for 57 and 58 (# 1854123)
 
 
I bought myself some Chrysler Parts books to help me out on details lately.   To my surprise I can´t find what I was looking for (first example I tried).   I looked first in the 57-58 (which also contain info from -55) and then in -59/60 Parts book.  Both with the same discouraging result.  No info given (or I can´t find it).
Issue is headliner top bows for a coupe  (-57   and also -60/-62).    Are they the same used throughout those years?   Are the ones (3 of them/car all the same or something like 2 are the same and the third is slightly longer?
 
In the Parts Book the headliner top bows are given only for -55/56 cars as far as I can find and at this point of no use to me to solve the issue.  Pls guide me on this one also if possible.
 
 
Best regards
Ulf Larsson, Sweden
 
 
 


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