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The car is SOLD. Staying in PA . I wish the new owner many years of enjoyment and "thumbs up" as the car gave me. I'll be on the hunt for my next vehicle being a 67-72 dart that is done up like the duster that just sold.

Deposit received, sale pending, will mark sold upon funds clearing and transactions complete.

Dyno specs...........

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interior

Underside/ Interior

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Owned since 2015. It's a HOT ROD / PRO STREET thats been cut on and modified long before I bought it. Not one your gonna want to bring back to stock. Selling to reduce maintenance /storage, and insurance costs. Need to thin out the number of vehicles owned. Spool mounted RB 440 , aluminum...

While your at it, post some pictures of your set up. Fan, shroud, rad, hoses and such.

I ended up getting hardware store door weather stripping. Has the peel and stick side. 1/2" thick by 1" wide and comes in a roll like 15' . I just doubled up and stuck em to each other. Glued that to shroud. Mounting bolts will pull the shroud tight against the weather stripping to the radiator...

Emblems are sold...

Don't know what years these cover. In pretty decent shape. No speed nuts to attach either set. Price is 29.00 shipped USPS, from 17603.

There's probably a reason they have those motors up on a fixed angle, maybe to tuck it up out of view?? It's not conducive to a good look and fit though. Ended up modding mine as well.

A member here just picked them up. SOLD

Thanks, it really saves a lot of questions. You can never have to many pictures as well.

Bought these thinking i would not be able to salvage the ones currently installed. Was able to reuse the old ones ,so these go up for sale. New, never opened the protective packaging.. These drop downs make it so nice transitioning from the Tri-y's to the head piping. Price is 110.00. Buyer pays...

Bought em used back around 2005 for a project that got sold. I was told by previous seller they are TTI, they look like TTI, although there are no stampings on them anywhere? One member had commented that they look like CPPA design?? Pretty decent shape with some minor surface rust in areas...

Received an offer, awaiting payment. If sale falls thru i will PM you, thanks..

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Bought this light usage flywheel for my 440 project car and ended up selling. In my opinion, it's in great shape. I do not believe it needs resurfaced. 180.00 is price and buyer pays shipping from pa zip code 17516. See link below for applications / fitment. Steel Flywheel

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Clutch disc,bearing and pressure plate is sold, i will list the flywheels separately.

I bought this set lightly used for my 440 project and never installed. Comes with either 130 OR 143 tooth flywheel. 6 bolt crank and 18 spline on the disc. I believe the 143 is a factory unit (not for sure though) and the 130 is McLeod. Everything looks in decent shape. Even though the wheels...

7 blade 20" diameter mopar #3462186. Clutch is attached in pic, but was sold and is not available or included. 6 blade universal , no manufacture markings or numbers, 18" diameter. $75.00 for both, buyer pays shipping from PA 17156.

505", RB

Bought em used back around 2005 for a project that got sold. I was told by previous seller they are TTI, they look like TTI, although there are no stampings on them anywhere? Pretty decent shape with some minor surface rust in areas where nickel chrome wore off. One area that got relieved for...

Clean, one owner, one car, carb. Purchased in 1997. Put into service 2002 when car was finished. Uninstalled 2007 when car spun #7. Been in conditioned space since then. Opened one time for chassis dyno tuning 2005. See attached work order for what was done. $450.00 buyer pays shipping. Shipping...

Bought a 69 GTX off of this shop who also did the body work. He is a collision guy, but is also partial to Mopar muscle. Can't say what time line or rates are but will say he's a super nice guy to deal with and the work performed was great. About 2.5 hours from ya. His name is Brian...

Amazing how many wife's have to do just that. It typically gets stolen from them by the vultures circling. Theres plenty of people right now that need your stuff. Kudos to you for thinking ahead and of your wife.........