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Here's a walkaround video, and I'll post up a few more pics.

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Search for local powdercoat shops in your area. I found a place local to me that ceracoated a set of used TTI headers for me. Over 7 years later, they still look amazing.

One thing I noted from your photos... looks like the block still has the dowel pin on the china wall for the OE intake end gaskets to locate. If that block was decked at some point it's possible the dowel holds the intake too high giving you sealing issues. Most people remove the dowel and...

Price drop to $19,500

Not sure, the 383 and 4speed were in this car when we bought it. I found this pic of the fender tag on my phone, I can get a better shot of it tomorrow. It has a manual column and correct 4spd hump. I'm betting since it was a low-option slant 6 car it was probably a 3 on the tree originally?

Located in Savannah, MO, 1hr north of Kansas City '66 Coronet 2 door post, Nevada car with original paint. Rust free, super clean, no body repairs. Floor pans were replaced, all other sheet metal is solid. Has a few dents and dings but for a survivor car it's super clean. It would make for a...

Don't forget a headlamp for those nighttime roadside repairs. Sounds like a fun adventure!

Cool, I just tried it out with this pic of my Dart. It took a lot of back-and-forth to refine it... you ask it to change one detail and it changes several other things.

I'll be there with a load of parts and hopefully the Dart! Always a great time.

1961 to mid '67 trucks share the same hood from D100 on up to the big trucks. Mid '67 to 71 hoods don't have the bump-ups on the leading edge that accomodate the 'piepan' headlight rings (65-early67) and the wings on the grills (61-64) on the earlier trucks. If you google images of the various...

Look into PrimeWeld welders. I bought their Tig225 over a year ago. AC and DC, pulse settings, works flawless and great customer support from others I've talked to that have needed it. For less than $1k you get a really nice welder. I bought mine through Weldmonger when they had a sale...

Maybe all this snow and ice has him wanting a 4x4?

For fuel line, I've used HotRodFuelHose.com, it's PTFE lined so you have no worries about rubber deteriorating over time. Cut the lengths you need, add your AN fittings, it looks great and I've never had a problem with it.