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ERTL 1970 'Cuda AAR die cast model kit, 1/18th scale, with never opened box, complete. Produced in 2002. Also includes a 1970 'Cuda Muscle Machine in original package, 1/64th scale, produced in 2002. 2 1970 'Cudas for one price. $100.00 plus shipping. I accept Paypal. Thanks

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The only UCA that will physically fit is from an A-body. B/E, C body UCA's are all substantially wider and won't fit into the mounts. Sounds like you've done a bunch of suspension work lately, if the car has not settled down to factory ride height or lower then you won't be able to accurately...

I have paperwork and know all about the law I just had a 25-year sentence nullified for theft by receiving a vehicle valued at over $40,000

Stopping point for the day, everything is ready to be ground down tomorrow.

1968-1980 Mopar VIN Decoder for Cars

150 speedo with trip and knob. Screw on cable fitting. Worked in a 67 that I returned to the clip style. 50 plus shipping from 19320.

Hell! If it's real, and it's here in the US somewhere (lower 48), I'd lay down some good money to drive out "wherever", get my hands on it, drag it home, and get it running somehow. May take an air-cooled VW engine or something like that, but who cares! It's kinda cool looking, and I'd be the...

Here's mine that I'm using on my 74 Dart. It fits 92-95 Chrysler minivans. It has a much larger capacity than the Hyundai one. I tweaked the mounting bracket and inlet nipple a little with a heat gun for a better fit. The upper mount lines up perfectly with one of the factory reservoir mounting...

11, this week! maybe more in 2 weeks

Welcome aboard- but your car is an F-body- not an abody. Although most of us can help you, A FBody website may have more info. As for decode- since 76’ was the first year for that style Aspen/ Volare I’m guessing the program or DMV (you need to clairify that) is wrong. Chances are you are good...

In 1976-80, the Road Runner was an option only, not a model. Look for option code A57 on the fender tag. VIN will only identify the car as a Volare.

I bet that "0" is in fact a "G". N- Volare L- Low price class 29- "fast top" body style G- 318 engine 8- 1978 2- plant (Hamtramck? or Lynch Road)

I would call the cops and turn yourself in for receiving stolen property. Now that you admitted having a stolen car you are guilty. And you come on the internet and admit it to the world. Is your brain functioning properly? I wouldn't say another word , Your troubles are self inflicted...

A 68 Roarrunner VIN will start with- RM21 or after mid year- RM32

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A Volare Roadrunner will "VIN" as a Volare, because after 1975, "Roadrunner" was an option package and not a separate car line, which was previous ly "RM" as the first VIN digits.

OK, that fits. It's a 1978 car, at at least a 1978 VIN. What are the first 7?

Yes you would need a chevy pin for the piston

Is that a school behind the antenna? Is that sticker something a non-phone company "concerned citizen" applied? The wording kind of has that feel to it.

Sixth digit is 8

Uh....Not really, no! :lol:

Also, most on-line classic Mopar VIN decoders don't work real well past 1974. Could your car be a 1978? Since the VIN only has a one digit year code, it could be assuming a sixth digit of "8" is 1968 and not 1978.

Where are you "decoding" the VIN? You can't use a 1981 and newer program.

Post pictures.

Aspen and Volare used the same hood did they not?