Recent content by moparsince60

This is the molding that screws into the upper window frame below the drip rail on my 1971 Demon 340. I'm ready to put the new gasket on the molding and reinstall on the car. The moldings have a lot of dirt and grime and they need a good cleaning up first. My question is, do the moldings have a...

I am not sure if this is the right place to put this. Please let me know. My name is Scott Gresser and I am from NE Ohio. I am the social media director of the Mid-Ohio Mopars Club based in Wooster, Ohio. I have started a new Mopar related podcast called the WaltPar podcast. WaltPar is short for...

Thanks mbaird

I am now ready to install the weatherstrips that go around the door shell on my 1971 Demon 340. I purchased a new OER weatherstrip package and they have the weirdest clips to put in the holes. How do they go in? Here is a picture of what I get to work with. As always, thank you in advance.

Thank you missing linc. You were right. But I got so used to waiting for so long, it actually felt weird once I got it back. Now it's time for me to start putting it back together. Have a good week ahead missing linc.

I read your story and saw the pictures. And while I just didn't want to give up on mine, yours had a deeper story since it was your Dad's. And to have him go along with you to confirm it was his made it all the better.

Thank you RustyRatRod.

Thanks again Mtrhead. The only real modification it will have is I had Retro Radio out of Pennsylvania rebuild the radio to have Am and FM and added bluetooth. The face of the radio wasn't touched. But I will be changing a couple things. I will be adding the factory scooped hood with the hood...

I drove it off and on through 1988. From then on it just sat at several body shops until the fourh one did quite a bit of work and it was the fifth one that got the paint and body work done in eight months. I always wanted a muscle car. I came across this one a fellow technician was going to fix...

Thank you FISHYPETE. I also have two minivans. The most notable is my 2006 Town and Country Touring with 334,900 miles on it.

I bought the car in Columbus, Ohio in 1979. It's an automatic on the column, and has bench seats with the houndstooth cloth interior. Thanks Tom R.

Thank you 71GSSDemon. I can't wait to see what you do with yours too.

Thanks Darter6. I bought the 1976 Cordoba in 1977 and the Demon 340 in 1979. And that was the first time in thirty years since they were parked next to each other. This picture was taken in 1979.

I bought it in February of 1979. Starting in 1990, it sat at three different body shops, the fourth one installed the quarters, straightened the right front frame rail, he heater a/c box, the fuel tank and lines, the wiper system and the brakes. He did that work in five years and then didn't...

Yes it does Plymouth 65. Thanks.