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Is it normal to run the Bilstein A-body front shocks without dust covers? They weren't provided. Thanks.

I am looking at the 1967 and 1968 Plymouth factory service manuals sitting side-by-side on my shelf, and I just noticed that the 1967 manual is over 1/2 thicker than the 1968 manual. This seemed particularly weird because the 1967 manual does not include Barracuda, which was issued as a separate...

I have a Prestolite distributor labeled "273-4 1967", but the part number on the tag is not correct for 67 according to the FSM and another reference I have. I was wondering if anyone could identify the application? I am wondering if it's for a 65-66 (I don't have any references for 66 and...

New in box. Never used. $50 plus shipping.

These are damaged — the passenger side may not be restorable at all. Offering them in case someone wants a challenge or need parts. $10 plus shipping.

I don't recall ever seeing this before... of course, I was only 12 years old in 1969. 1969 Dodge Dart Swinger Concept Car for sale | Dodge Dart Swinger Concept Car | Cars for Sale | Classic Motorsports

No idea what the OEM application is. It may not even be Mopar. I bought it for the thermostatic clutch. 5 blades, 20 inches diameter. Part numbers shown. $10 OBO.

Paint is in terrible shape, but it's not rusty. Fits the Aspen/Volare Super Six snorkel air cleaner, and possibly others. Also usable as a tactical frisbee. $5

Very good condition. I pulled it because I couldn't stand how slow it filled because of the stupid anti-siphon spring someone had installed. Today I got mad and managed to get the spring out (as you can see in the photo), but I had installed a different tube years ago and don't need this one...

I believe it is from a 68 or 69 Dart V8. Came with a SB V8 K-frame, at any rate. Thought I'd see if anyone needed it before I tossed it. $10

Original set from a 1967 Barracuda convertible. Still have factory plastic coating and paint markings. No rust or damage noted. $40

Pulled from a 1967 Barracuda with slant six. Worked when pulled — I replaced it with a Borgeson fast ratio box. With new-ish hose. Shipping is the bear, here... I just want it gone. $5 plus the ride.

This is a pair of wooden blocks that go under the driver's bucket seat tracks. They were provided by dealers for customers who complained that the seats were too low (generally, shorter people, but my father was 6'3" and he drove with them, so...). Removed from a 1967 Barracuda convertible...

I bought this on FABO but wound up not using it. Very nice condition, hinge works smoothly. My fit other years, I don't know. $40

This is the small metal frame that goes behind the instrument panel (not the dash frame). Missing the main circuit board, and the small circuit board has missing pins. Includes a nice vacuum gauge (Performance Indicator) but no other gauges. Has the blue hoods for the lamps. May or may not be...

Sorry, just the one. Good condition with no obvious dents. May fit other A-body 2-doors, I don't know. $15

1 – Passenger door panel, standard interior (all body styles) Pair – Rear quarter interior panels, standard interior, notchback (coupe) Driver quality. No clips. Door panel has one tear that looks like it could be glued down. One quarter panel has a dragged tear. $10 each

My dad bought this literally decades ago thinking it would fit his convertible. Nope, it's for a fastback. It's been lurking in various garages since the 80s. Still looks practically mint. Navy blue. It's, uh, quite heavy, but I'm game to try shipping it if you really want it. Make offer or just...

Item #11 – New in box AMD front valance. Listed at $315 at Layson's, yours for $200 + shipping.

Item #10 – New, unused AMD front bumper brackets. $50

Item #9 — Catwhiskers, also known as window fuzzies, for the rear quarter glass in a fastback. I know these get mangled a lot so I thought someone could use these pulls. There is really nothing wrong with them except the fuzz is a little dusty. $20.

Item #8 – This is the top two sections of the stainless rear window trim for a fastback. Sorry, that's all I have after the shop lost the other pieces and I had to buy a full set for the car (grr). Hopefully someone can use them to fill out a set. Very good. $30

Item #7 – nice piece of stainless belt line trim, also called an "arm burner". Door section only, left side. No clips. $25

We're selling the house and I don't want to have to move all this stuff, so here is a bonanza for somebody. I acquired the exterior sheet metal for my convertible, because the shop wouldn't take the car until I had all the parts — but then the body guy wanted to straighten the original parts, so...

We're selling the house and I don't want to have to move all this stuff, so here is a bonanza for somebody. I acquired the exterior sheet metal for my convertible, because the shop wouldn't take the car until I had all the parts — but then the body guy wanted to straighten the original parts, so...

We're selling the house and I don't want to have to move all this stuff, so here is a bonanza for somebody. I acquired the exterior sheet metal for my convertible, because the shop wouldn't take the car until I had all the parts — but then the body guy wanted to straighten the original parts, so...

We're selling the house and I don't want to have to move all this stuff, so here is a bonanza for somebody. I acquired the exterior sheet metal for my convertible, because the shop wouldn't take the car until I had all the parts — but then the body guy wanted to straighten the original parts, so...

We're selling the house and I don't want to have to move all this stuff, so here is a bonanza for somebody. I acquired the exterior sheet metal for my convertible, because the shop wouldn't take the car until I had all the parts — but then the body guy wanted to straighten the original parts, so...

We're selling the house and I don't want to have to move all this stuff, so here is a bonanza for somebody. I acquired the exterior sheet metal for my convertible, because the shop wouldn't take the car until I had all the parts — but then the body guy wanted to straighten the original parts, so...

The body shop included these with my Barracuda parts. I think they mistook them for my decklid trim strips, but that are completely different, and very likely not Mopar. I’m guessing mid-60s Chevy. They are marked “front top” and “front bottom” (apparently the shop guys couldn’t read), and the...