My 1966 chrysler town and country Ambulance

As long as you are down that far no the all most over haul. If it's still caring decent oil pressure drop the pan push the pistons up hone the cylinders and put on a set of standard cast iron rings. Just mark everything so you can put it back on the way it came out. All you doing here is evening out the compression sealing out the cylinders to stop the tight heads from sucking up oil past the old rings. It will not add a lot of money to your repair. Not a over haul at all just a patch. But might a lot a lot of years to the car.
 
Tim Prieur said:
Clay, such a unique, historical Canadian car. All good.
Could you give us a close up of your door markings and their story?
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Hey there. I found these pictures in an album from Jean Mark dugas. I believe this is the graphics from when the car was in a video the trailer park boys made. If you look at the thread I have lots of pictures of the car in various states over the years. I now have it graphically as it was when it was in service. I'll post some more pictures once I start work on it again soon.
 
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