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Sent you a PM with this. http://www.moparstyle.com/classifiedads/showproduct.php?product=1258&title=1962-plymouth-savoy-lowered-price-again-21-21-21&cat=8

Check out Dantes. I've been looking to get one from him. He carries the rubber ones not those cheap vinyl things and the prices are not much different.

Yea, I'll sell it. Sent you a PM

I have a long shank 33 tooth for a 727 but can't tel you if it will work in the 904. If you find out it does drop me a line.

Sent you a PM with a link to my car.

I don't know about ready to race for that money but you can probably get a decent roller. If you are ready to step up to a real finished car for $25K let me know.

I have a 33 tooth yellow if you find it will work?

I just installed a 43 tooth in my car set up with a 4:56 rear end and running 28.5" tires. Seemed spot on calibration wise - until my cable melted on the header....

Try Steele Rubber Products in NC. They make it for just about everything and top quality too.

Sent you a PM with link to my car's FS ad.

Not quite but I do have some 28x14.50x15 Hoosiers Quick Time Pros on Weld Draglites with matching fronts??

Did you determine that mine would not fit?? The rear tires were 275/60x15s on 8" Weld Draglites. Link to the ad below. I am located in NC. http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/showthread.php?t=24466

There's another fellow over there selling two 62' drivers. If he's looking to build something similar to my car he would be far ahead to buy mine than to build it himself. This car has all of the best components in it already.

Send him this link... http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=164989

Where are you located? I have one that I just took off the car on it's last leg

Try PATC Transmissions. Just bought a 43 tooth gear from them for a 727.

Have you checked Ebay? I just bought a 43 tooth gear and the lower count gears were readily available for as little as $15-$18. I had to pay $39 for mine from PATC since these are more scarce and not an OEM tooth count.

The cheap flat ones are available at any parts store like Autozone, Advance etc. Just make sure you get the right length pin for your application. Some are shorter than others.

Those are the nice ones, wish I could find them too. I wound up using the cheap flat sheet rounds with a rubber gasket underneath on mine. If you locate some let me know where!