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My Grandfather's safe. My embezzling sister couldn't figure out how to steal it, so I got something...LOL

https://www.partsgeek.com/3nvkk81-dodge-dart-windshield-wiper-motor.html?gb=pp&cid=28884375&aid=4168799306&kid=1100003048019&msclkid=17e53e5df1af15799e545609e897e971&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Shopping%28BSC%29&utm_term=1100003048019&utm_content=Dodge If I am looking at...

Pardon Our Interruption... I am always suspect of white cars as they hide bodywork well. Not to say the one in the ad is not ok. Price is everything. This formula S has been for sale for a long time. Granted it is more than 50K but it looks like a pretty nice example of a big block S car. If...

A bit of high temp grease goes a long way here...better than using oil. The headers might have saved you an engine! If the oil missed a single pipe exhaust manifold...OUCH I have done this same thing and also had a spring stick in an oil filter adapter. It was a 4 door fury 383 car and the oil...

we are close to being on the same page Hero. LOL It's never cheaper to buy one painted and done from a flipper or restorer. The restorer / seller might have to eat a little if they went over budget, but they are always going to be more expensive than the guy painting the car himself that is...

that would put us at 43K. If a person was competent to restore it themselves probably around 30K. $17000 for materials and missing parts.

Nothing more true was ever written! The only way he would hold it is if he is the broker not the actual owner.

383/4-Speed: 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Formula S

you should be getting "ROUGHLY" about the same number of miles as you do per gallons of fuel available from a stock small block with a stock gas tank. 18 times 18 is 324 miles per tank. Even if you are beefed up and are not getting the full 324 miles per tank is it worth it? Unless you are...

273's are virtually indestructible with normal proper maintenance and a stock oil pump.

It's only worth what you can get for it... These cars do not do well on the internet. I have been watching them daily for years. It looks like a kick *** example and especially cool to be a S Notch with a 4 gear and exceptionally rarer big block car. Do I think it's worth 50 K? Not by a long...

If there is ever a good time for an accident in a 69 fish it's when there are several 69 cars in the parts car Forum. That is a shame...I always fear Karrin will do that in one of our cars. So far, the Mopar minivan is the only one that was totaled...it was on loan to her oldest daughter. I'm...

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At least a 413 or 426 wedge. Those tires look a little risky for a HEMI or a good 273.

Another @RAT ROD AL

1968-1970 Dodge Plymouth A & B Body Good Complete Orig Mopar Wood Steering Wheel | eBay There are several on Ebay. The cheapest one I saw was $469.00. These are sometimes called the recalled steering wheels but I think that rumor may have been eradicated. I have one on my 67 Barracuda...

@RAT ROD AL is in your state. He is an A body parts aficionado.

you would have to back the trans out to inspect the pilot bushing/bearing. You can visibly inspect the throw out bearing clutch and pressure plate.

That's a sharp ride. It's not too uncommon to covert the Valiant cars to Barracuda trim packages. We have seen it done numerous times and even Barracudas switched to Valiant trim. If the 318 likes the current cooling system I would leave it alone. I would expect it to be OK in Oregon. Welcome to...

Your sick old man...but in a good way!

We see what was in the cab of the truck Al but where's the stuff from the bed and trailer? LOL

Slap on the wrist no restitution.

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the one you have looks good if you could replace the chrome lockstrip and treat the rubber it would be sharp. Good luck with the project. I like the vinyl top option!

It definitely looks like it had the chrome lockstrip before the chrome melted away

1966 Barracuda Vinyl Top This should help

I know people who have used aluma lead years ago to do this. I have never used it, but I know Mike Kohl had his Grandfather Jim Spinola used it when he built his 64 1/2 2plus 2 Mustang. Jim was an expert Union glazer, and they used Aluma lead where the rear quarters and roof line met etcetera...

I used to work for a company..."American Highway Technology" in Kankakee Illinois. We made custom rebar and concrete support assemblies for American Highways. Somehow, we ended up with a plant slightly over the border in Mexico. It was rumored it was previously a facility for gym equipment...