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Looks like the changeover year was 72. from the 1971 service manual from the 1972 service manual

I've looked at several sites with charts describing wheel diameter versus what tire width will work. A 7 inch wheel is supposedly OK for a 9 inch tire (profile). I would think that this would also give you a little sidewall protection from curb rashing your wheels. The tires I am looking at are...

Ahhh, Columbines! My Colorado Columbines are just blooming this week. Love the blue and white!

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Should say General ‘Lectric!

Do you think Rusty looks good in the pink slip hanging on the clothes line? Karrin has the pink fuzzy slippers that would match that perfectly

It's already fixed!

Same here! I can't view the photo.

Sorry bout that. I forgot. Kitty is working the voting precinct today and we had to get her going at 4 this mornin so I got sidetracked. She probably won't be home till between 10 and 11 tonight. Pictures of woods. lol Right off the back porch, includin Kitty's clothesline. lol That's going to...

Something along the lines of a Howard’s 723515-12 would meet your requirements. The availability question could come down to whether or not they have a core(a blank) small enough to facilitate that grind. Edit- actually……they’re in stock at summit.

Sorry… PG Classics… 810BUK-67KIT Mopar 1966-67 A,B,C-body Bucket Seat Headrest Mounting Kit

I've been installing headers since the 60's. The 4 yr apprenticeship seemed to be an endless chain of 4 barrel manifolds, 3/4 race cams, headers, and 4:11 gears. Ive installed most brand headers into most breeds of cars, and an A-Body Dodge is a piece of cake compared to some other vehicles ...

Would it mar the metal? Never used a needle scaler but I see they are pretty affordable.

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I am selling a heater fan switch for a 68-72 Mopar A Body. This is correct for both ac and non ac applications. This is in nice original condition and has been stored inside for years. It tested out fine and I do not see any evidence it has ever had the terminals hot. The price is 49 plus...

A needle scaler works pretty well to get rust and paint off.

Sorry bout that. I forgot. Kitty is working the voting precinct today and we had to get her going at 4 this mornin so I got sidetracked. She probably won't be home till between 10 and 11 tonight. Pictures of woods. lol Right off the back porch, includin Kitty's clothesline. lol

That engine sounds great Steve. Maybe an air lock? I poured my antifreeze into the engine with a tea spoon when I first filled it......Worried about the air lock. I've had damn geysers out of the rad before.

Ha! Maybe they just poured it on.

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thanks classic does not sell them anymore

This is a Fuel Neck Filler Tube Grommet. It is in like new condition. We bought it for our 1967 Belvedere, but could not get it to fit. I believe they sent us the wrong one, so I'm not sure what Mopar this one is for. These are the measurements. 1.85"ID, 2.80"OD, and the groove is 2.20". $20.00...

Definitely not rattle can, looks more like Wagner sprayer quality. The crap was absolutely everywhere, radiator hoses included when I first got it. And it's caked on thick! Starts to melt when I'm wire wheeling it. Brake clean hasn't worked, I've tried haha

Went with Sniper so selling my Holley 850 #0-82851 mechanical secondaries and Holley fuel pump plus gaskets, braided lines, pressure gauge, connectors plus what you see. Came off my stroked 400. Prefer to sell complete. $400 offer plus shipping.

I've run 225/60s on the front of a Dart with no issues, but they're close (I don't recall what the backspace was offhand, it's been a few years). I know some people say they can run 235s on the front, but it seems to be hit and miss- each car being a bit different. Some can, some can't...

I thought about getting a sandblast attachment for the pressure washer, and I have a sandblast tank, the cheapo one from harbor freight but has no nozzle on it. I was going to try chemical stripping first, if no luck then I'll go with plan B for blasting. Definitely plan to make a video covering...

Which car, does it run and drive, is it all together, or in pieces?

What is the PN on it? It looks like it's for a 66 and later SBM.