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These guys might be interested Len Dawson's Deception Pass Motor Parts - NOS Mopar

Sounds like you may have gotten ripped off.

1 of 1 that's rare.

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I believe 63-66 are the same narrow A bodies 67 and up would be the wide A bodies. Layson's would have them LAYSON'S RESTORATIONS - DODGE, CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH RESTORATION PARTS

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May have to take the radio out to access it.

You can also test the motor diaphragm with a handheld vacuum pump and see if it operates and holds vacuum. You can also test the sensor with the same vacuum pump and a hair dryer although you won't know the opening temp but at least you can prove function.

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Good luck with that, if you can get an original part number maybe one of the NOS parts suppliers might have one.

Someone did, but I don't recall who.

For what?

And for anybody who thinks this only happens in northern climates I had it happen when I lived in Houston in the early 80s, just pulled to the side of the road and let the car idle for a few minutes and the ice on the venturies melted and the engine ran normal.

Search Autozones website for air intake pre-heater hose.

When I was a kid Orlando Speed World was out in the middle of the sticks, no longer there is housing up close now I wonder how long it will take to close it.

I seem to recall in 64 they had a plastic dash bezel that would cover the hole in the dash for the push button assy. A 66-auto steering column would give you a modern shift linkage for an automatic, A 64 pushbutton column would suffice for a floor shift. If you stay with the push button, be...

North Carolina gets hurricanes too and like Florida you get costal damage but when they move inland, they create even more havoc because North Carolina is not flat like Florida is and you get flash flooding.

But notice all of this kind of damage is along the coast, don't live on the coast live inland and not in south Florida and hurricanes are just an annoyance not life or property destroying.

Only if you live in the big cities or along the beach.

A machine shop could redrill all 5 holes offset from the original holes and that way you could save your hubs and maintain the 5 on 4-inch pattern and also use the factory style studs. Just another option for unobtainable hubs.

Just remember if you swap back to V belts the water pump may need to be change out so pay attention to water pump rotation and the fan clutch may have the same issue.

Get use to running the AC 11 months out of the year.

Mine is an abbreviation of my first and last name.

Stay away from the coast you need to be approximately 40-50 miles inland to minimize hurricane damage. Property insurance is insane currently I hope the state legislature can straighten that out soon. Home prices are still high, but I believe that's about to change. As far as schools go, I would...

Welcome from Crescent City about an hour southwest of Jacksonville.

Take them to a welder and have them welded and ground smooth.

Must be the OSB truck forum I am on there and I don't even own one, but I spent 15 years in a Ford dealership working on them and have 40 years' experience as a mechanic. This crap just drives me nuts, no one wants to invest in the time to learn how to fix anything. Shortly the only people that...

Jay Leno also has one in his collection.

I know firsthand my wagon was purchased new by my Grandparents ordered from overseas where my grandfather worked picked up in January 1963 and they owned it until 1983 when I flat towed it to Texas for my aunt to drive after her car was totaled in an accident. She drove it 1 week and said it...

Got turned on to Whataburger when I moved to Texas in the early 80s, they recently started moving into Florida we have a brand-new location in St Augustine.