The Day a Chrysler Blew a Chevy Guys Mind!

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Group,
    Well Sunday a friend of mine, a Chevy guy, and I went to a junkyard near 
here to get a '76 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham.  The car was a 440 auto in 
pretty good shape but Greg wanted the 440 for his '75 Dodge truck (got in a trade 
for work).  Anyway, he wanted to make sure it ran before pulling the motor 
and that the trans pulled.  He figured it would take all day to get it running 
if at all.  The car had been sitting for 10 years in the back of the junkyard.  
Well, Mack the junkyards owner hauled it to my house and one battery and some 
new fuel later the car was running smooth as silk!!!  With a smile mixed with 
aw Greg stood dumbfounded that the car started like it had been parked that 
morning!  My father's response over the phone was, "No damn Chevy would do 
that!" 
    Greg is still in aw!  The engine is being readied for the truck.  It 
seems that he may be turning a corner and moving toward Mopar fan!  Boy I thought 
I was the influence!  
Oh yeah, anyone need '76 New Yorker parts?  Nice car with working power 
options.
Rick Rice
'64 Fury
7 '65 Coronets
'65 Belvedere II
'66 Belevdere II
'67 Fury II Wagon
'86 600 SE Turbo
'95 Dakota Sport 318 5 spd

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