Recent content by Speedy D

Are the bucket seat frames from 1976-80 Dodge Aspen/Plymouth Volare similar to earlier (70-76) A body frames? Can they be re-foamed with the earlier padding and recovered?

I must disagree! Large "frameless" fish tanks are made using only glass and silicone sealant -- these can hold hundreds of gallons of water

A couple of pictures for clarification - 74 Duster

I have 2 Dart hoods -- one is a factory 340 hood (1/2" Holes with 3/8" slots - 3/8" corner holes -- 4 3/16" breather holes). The other hood had scoops but no breather holes. The mounting holes are 1/4" but the puzzling thing is what appears to be a "stamped oval" hole in the rear corner. Could...

I have a 1970 Dart Swinger H code 340 4 speed and I am trying to figure out what these holes in the inner trunk lid might be for. They are all factory holes. Any suggestions?

Interesting to note how much "crisper" the letters are on the OEM parts compared to the repops

These are from my '74 E58 code Duster (360 cid 4bbl V8). They do not have the mounting studs as above - but rather were affixed to the fender with double sided foam tape. 3 3/4" long by 1/2" high. (Not for sale)

Many thanks -- one of life's mysteries solved

1974 Duster -- when I rotated the Duster on my rotisserie this fell out from under the dashboard. It doesn't appear to have been mounted and shows no signs of use. The central arm assembly pivots on the shaft and is spring loaded. The small tab at the top is a fixed base for the spring attachment.

Here is the correct link mentioned above --http://www.magnumswap.com

Legendary Interiors shows this pattern as 1965 Valiant Signet -- Dante's also

Thanks for the reply -- seems the consensus is that these won't work for my application

I have a '71 Dart 340 Swinger 4-speed with stock suspension. Will I be able to run small bolt pattern 15 x 6 rims with 3 1/2" backspace and 245/60/15 tires without any serious clearance issues?

I have PMd you

The motor ID # is stamped on a machined spot on the front of the engine block just below the drivers side head. This should be a match to your fender tag VIN. The transmission has a number stamped into a machined boss on the passenger side of the case. Again the last series of # should be a...