I have a wiring diagram and it says a dark green wire but I'm not sure about the shape of the plug.I have found 2 different dark green wires/connectors
I have a 72 dart that has factory air and a previous owner cut the wire to the blower motor.I think this is dark green on the motor but I can't find the original plug? Location?Is it a single wire or 2?
If you go to YouTube "cudabob2" you can see some of my previous builds but I had to give up racing because of distance and financial commitments. This is more of a long distance cruiser for me and my wife to enjoy.
This is a bit of a different build for me.I have moved to a rural area and the good old days of 10 second street cars is 20+ years behind me.I need this car to cruise at decent speeds on the highway. I bought the car with this motor in it.Im trying to recycle as much as I can.The motor had to...
I have a mild 360 (low/145 comp)stockish cam with edelbrock performer rpm heads with the performer 318/360 intake manifold with a 600 edelbrock carb on top.My question ,is there any point in porting the manifold to match the heads on such a mild build?thanks
I am going to install a proform stock style distributor with msd adjustable boot 8mm wires and am unsure if these wires will be OK and what coil to use.I plan on mounting the coil on the intake manifold.the car will use a stock box and ballast resistor
My 72 dart has the 73 headliner/the hardbourd. Classic industries makes a hardbourd to soft headliner conversion kit with bows and instructions where to drill the holes if your car doesn't have them.Has anyone used one of these kits?
I have a late 72 dart with 73 split bench seat in it and I am missing the seat release buttons.These are the ones that allow you to move the back of the seat to let someone in the back seat.I have seen black ones and chrome ones.Thanks
I don't want to remove the rear window as the trim is in really good shape and I don't want to disturb it.The rear window has a big trim piece on the inside that should hold the headliner and we can remove the front glass at the other end