For those of you who would like build records or are missing owners manuals for your cars, I would like to HIGHLY recommend a call to the Chrysler Historical Collection. Around the beginning of the year, I spoke with the woman who appears to be in charge of their research arm, Phyllis McClintock. She was very nice to deal with and immediately sent me the order form to get build records and manuals for my car. Yesterday I received the information I had ordered - build sheet and owners manual (you can also get the factory service manual but since I have one from the PO already I didn't bother). While I had been told that the owners manual would simply be a photo copy of the original, what I got appears to be a complete and correct full color reproduction and comes complete with the plastic storage sleeve, warranty card, and service record card. The manual cost me $28 including shipping. For the build record, I received photocopies of the actual computer punch cards for the car along with a well researched summary sheet that provides a decoding of the punch card information. For anyone who was in the area back then, the car was originally purchased at T.B. McGahey Motor Co. in Miami, FL. But even better than that, from my perspective, the car was shipped from the plant on February 24, 1956 - twenty three years to the day before I was born! Chrysler Historical Collection can be reached at 313/252-2902 or: DaimlerChrysler Historical Collection CIMS 410-11-21 12501 Chrysler Freeway Detroit, MI 48288 Jeff Cantor '56 Sedan (with the same birthday) Trenton, NJ