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Thanks! The number under the tire section is 235.

Can someone help me decode this broadcast/build sheet? It was under the rear seat in my car, but doesn't match my VIN. So if anyone recognizes their VIN here, let me know, and I'll send it to you.

Gary Pavlovich has one for sale. You can contact him on facebook, or PM me and I'll get you his email.

Can anyone tell me how many teeth were used on the ring & pinions of the 2.45 and 2.26 gear sets?

I did the same thing. If you're going to have a huge sale, make sure you have the parts to actually sell. I cancelled after 3 months of waiting, before my credit card would no longer consider it valid to negate, if necessary.

I think the reason for the #10 post was he was trying to convey this: "oddball C barge block with the special "wrap around" engine mount". But that engine was still in use in 1967.

The main purpose for me to go with 1.6 ratio rockers is because I am preventing this project from spiraling away from me. What starts as replacing the intake goes to replacing the heads, rockers, then cam, timing set, bearings etc. Before you know it, you're rebuilding the whole thing, which I...

Sounds awesome. Do you have a link to the speedmasters?

I am about to install a port injection setup on the '72? 340 motor in my '67 Barracuda and would like to upgrade the headers, heads & rockers at the same time. I believe the motor is mostly stock, gauged just by it's power output. 1. Are there any aluminum heads that are clear winners over the...

The official name is hub caps. But since that has been confused with full wheelcovers for a century now, it's best to use a different name to avoid confusion. Dog dish caps & poverty caps are other names for them, and I prefer the latter, but either one works.

I have made an adapter and it works really well and is very easy to do. Just purchase some 1/2" outer diameter spacers from McMaster and weld them onto the small cap wheel nubs. All of the large caps will then work on it, except for the "Late '56 Dodge" caps, which are even larger for some reason.

12many: Thanks for the truck cap picture. I'm am working on a truck version, starting with '55-'61, but it's a lot harder than the car versions. Not sure when or if I can get it done. Matthon: It's possible that the early '67 Plymouth A-bodies might have used the '66 wide C-body cap before the...

Thanks, do you have some proof that this is true for '68 Plymouth B-bodies? It could be that the wheel you are referring to was used on the deep dish C-bodies in '68. I can understand a few B-bodies, here and there, that might have used a deep dish wheel, but not all of them as you are saying...

I've spent quite a bit of time figuring out all the different applications for mopar poverty caps and creating a pictorial guide for the purpose of helping others figure out which cap their particular car would have come with from the factory. There could be errors in this, so please inform me...

Thanks, those do make sense, given that the same part number was listed on '65-'66 Newports. But if so, then what was the application for the black ones? It isn't part no. 2768042 for the '66 Plymouth deep dish wheels as Ebay claims. Because those would have to be the small 9" caps, similar to...