Recent content by G V

Awesome, thanks so much.

Okay, just to make sure I'm following correctly, you're saying it should be red because that is what is handling the shifting of the transmission in this picture, correct? And I will look into that neutral safety switch, thanks for that!

Here ya go. Driver side of trans. Here is following the metal cable from above: This is as far as I could follow the wire, I believe this is leading to the gear shift but I could not actually see: From driver side trans moving forward towards the front of the car: Also I could spin the...

That sounds like a good plan now that I know what it is haha. In theory yes. I am completely new to old cars lol. This car might be the first time I have been in something made before the 80s. I tried shifting but I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume that my gear stick is not...

Awesome, thanks! Its funny because I don't know what any of those things are but now that I know what to Google I can go figure it out lol.

Hi all! I have a 1970 Plymouth Duster that I got from a friend who got it from a friend, etc. So I do not know what is the state of a lot of different systems and parts. One thing that concerns me is that one previous owner changed the car from a manual to an automatic, or at least it...

Haha yeah the buddy that had it before kept telling himself that he would get around to it so it has been sitting for about 5 years I think. According to him the frame is solid it just has a laundry list of things that shouldn't be too crazy to get figure out ( like repairing the brakes...

Hi all! I am wanting to verify that I have a good understanding of how to jack up a 1970 Duster that I recently came into possession of so my friend and I can work on it safely. I have almost no experience with serious car repair so feel free to point out where I am going wrong. I have read to...