Reproduction 63-66 V8 Centerlinks

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Matto

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Firm Feel is now offering reproduction early V8 centerlinks. These are a brand new, heavy duty version of the hard to find original 63-66 Abody centerlink. They are built with the appropriate drop to accommodate the V8 oil pan clearance and come powder coated black.



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? I am actually quite floored about this, and elated for those folks who seem to find it so hard to find these. Looks like our little early A cars are getting some well past due attention! Awesome!
 
Thats the great thing about you Geoff. It is all about saving another Mopar and not getting rich from others.
 
Can't post phone numbers and such here, OP needs to read the rules of selling :glasses7:
I hope he does, nice if the price is right, these old parts don't wear out so I got mine from cosgig :glasses7:
 
The guy I talked to on the phone was super nice. He explained how they have had issues with sketchy workmanship from other suppliers in the past. And that these newer parts of theirs are pricey, but well built.

I can dig that. That's cool. And for $100 they would sell like hot cakes. JMHO, $250 is a little steep. But its a free market society. I guess we will see what the market will hold. Lol. Eric L
 
250 for a limited hard to find item i dont think is too much if u need one, rememebr they arent gonna sell a million of these so they have to make the money back on there investment,,,,
 
pishta said:
How heavy duty does a center link need to be?
Click to expand...

He was referring to other items they make as well. (such as leaf springs). That was what got us on the subject of workmanship in our conversation. Eric L
 
Price is fair, considering the what it would taketo buy a used one, pay for shipping and then take it to get it powder coated.

Plus time is money. This saves a bunch of time. Especially if you are already buying their suspension parts.
 
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