Srnarf's Garage: 1966 Chryslers and 1929 Hupmobile

Welcome to the relaunch of my site!

I hope that you enjoy my old cars as much as I do working on them. Unfortunately all cars have been in hard storage for the last several years as I finish remodeling. With luck I'll be setup again to work on them soon.

Projects

My Newport -- Last Update: 2004	New Yorker Trailer Project -- Last Update: 2002

My Town & Country Wagon -- Last Update: 2009	My Hupmobile -- Last Update: 2009

First Kid -- Graduated	New batch of kiddos -- Last Update: on going

1966 Chrysler Newport

Photo taken around 1980

The car that started it all.

My first Car and a family heirloom.

1966 Chrysler Newport (Chrys), 4 door sedan.
With a 383 engine, 2 barrel carburetor,
and A727 transmission.
With special order paint code #7, ruby red metallic.

Most current work

Cars 2 & 3 where bought when I was a teenager and parted out.

1966 Chrysler 300

Photo of a 1966 Chrysler
300

Photo taken in 1999

Forth Car -

Bought from an older couple. Car was stored in their backyard for years. Two weeks later, I drove it home. It was so dirty, I thought it was yellow.

1966 Chrysler 300 (Sam) , 4 door hardtop.
With a 383 engine, 4 barrel carburetor,
and A727 transmission.

Sold in 2008

Yes, I do miss the old girl

Last photos before it was sold

1966 Chrysler New Yorker

Photo Taken on 07-02-01

Fifth Car -

Bought this car for the sheet metal only. Had know idea as to how import this purchase was going to be later on. Oh! It was the scariest car drive home ever...

1966 Chrysler New Yorker (Greeny), 4 door Hard Top.
With a 1970 440 Engine, 4 Barrel Carter Carburetor,
an A727 Transmission.

Car was parted out.

Snapshot of the history

1966 Chrysler Town & County Wagon

Photo taken in late fall of 2003

Sixth Car -

My eBay rare find! Bought this car in the coolest January that I can remember. It blew power steering line on the way home and towed the rest of the way. She maybe a bit rough around the edges,

but she sill gives people the rubber-neck syndrome. She doesn't have a name yet. I welcome any suggestions.

1966 Chrysler Town & County Wagon, 9 Passenger, 4 door hardtop.
With a 440 engine, 4 barrel carburetor, A727 transmission
and yep! a sure-grip rear end. Bonus! Booyah!!

Most current work

1929 Hubmobile, Model A

Photo taken January 2005

Seventh Car -

Bought this car in 2005 because it was cool.

After some digging,
I was pleasantly surprised to find out that she is truly a
1929 Hupmobile, Model A

Most current work

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