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Look on eBay just bought the right factory antenna with the 90 degree bend

it looks like you've got all the i's dotted and t's crossed with that set up. i'd circle back and try another t-stat. maybe the one you got was faulty in some way-- just because it's new doesn't mean it's any good. from there another possible is that the thermostatic clutch isn't performing...

You don't use 3rd gear much/@all in 1/8 mile ?

Sure it does. Someone bought a part from someone here that they weren't happy with. Reasons beside, or seller advertising what it was (or wasn't) buyer homework (or not), how I see a member here on a day to day basis pays a big part as to whether I'd buy from them, something that whether...

RH inner fender splash shield. $150 plus shipping..

PN# 2822963 66-67 A&B bodies 2 speed .

Thank you, I will buy. Thanks

More likely bad connections. What car What year What wiring changes

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So there are a few things in this question that I think he needs help with. One is yes most (key word) V8 cars did have 10 inch drums. But as others point out plenty can change in fifty years. So check your VIN if it is actually a V8 car. If it isn’t originally then yes you would have 9 inch...

My 65 Formula S Barracuda came with 10" brakes from the factory. 65'

The picture is a 73+ disk lower ball joint. Wasn't sure what year car we were talking about, kinda assumed from your screen name it was 73+. You're right though, the earlier cars don't have that steering stop on the lower ball joint.

throw in another vote for a manual valvebody or modifying the stock valvebody to do what you want it to, without smoking the bits.

Thank you......I do not see where it shows a MSD stand alone dist......It might work.....

My question is do you really have a 65 ( dart, barracuda?) that came with the commando engine OR do you have a slant 6 car with an engine swap. Typically 9" brakes would have been on slant 6 cars

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Looking fantastic!!! Happy Anniversary! Go have a nice evening and keep posting those pics!

With todays shipping cost you better be dog gone sure the product for sale is the product you need. It’s easy enough to ask for more pictures or part numbers. We all mess up buying something that we jump on when we see something we think we need. (I know I have) I suggest the buyer realist it...

Sold, pending payment!

My horn worked fine. Then I swapped engines. Then the horn didn't work. I can hear the relay clicking, but no horn. I checked the ground by putting power directly to the horn wire, horn works, that's good. Installed a new relay, horn works. Two days later, same issue. I can hear the relay...

I have 2 really nice wiper motors that have been checked out by local auto electric shop . $100 each + Shipping

Wife and I enjoyed all this room on our Pettit Jean Mt 4 day trip, 3.6 VVT BLACK OUT addition. I slept almost 2 hours on our trip back as my sugar britches hit a few treasure hunting flea markets. Stretched out on an air mattress with a pillow under my nea's as prescribed from my...

Here is a thread of mine with some great info provided by a variety of people: Alignment at home and aftermarket UCAS too.

Maybe somebody swapped their /6 parts for the v8 10" stuff. I did it myself to keep the parts car a rolling chassis. Mine was 10" all around, '65 273 Barracuda

Should work . They were pretty much the same car up till 1976/77. In fact I believe it was an option in 70.

Nope, if I wanted a Cummins I would have bought one when I bought this truck new. They had a Cummins dually on the lot at the same time, it was about 5K more.

I could use a few parts off it..

Thank you. What year is that from? I looked on Rock Auto and I don't see that nub on any of the 69 Dart lower ball joint pics... I got mine from ESPO.

I have an oem loaner 69 plate (thanks @killerslant) the holes look like they were done with dull tools. Thanks factory! But they lineup really well with the OEM base and tach housing post and spring. I did discover the top plates have a slight curve left to right. I thought they were flat...

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