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As in not painted purple?

Hello dad and welcome! Let's see some pictures! Along with the vast knowledge on this forum, here's a link to help you with your Mopar...………... MyMopar - Mopar Forums & Information - MyMopar Tools/Reference Another link for your viewing and reading pleasure...…. The 1970 Hamtramck Registry...

Welcome Noel. What 'cha sportin' for the driveline there?

Welcome! ...........Post up some pictures of the "weird product of the Chrysler-Nekaf factory in Holland."

They show for me now. :thumbsup: Not sure why they didn't earlier. Looks like you have a car in nice shape to throw the green into. Best of luck with it! We'll be watchin' :popcorn:

Hello and welcome to the club. We're all here cause we're not all there! You can use the "upload photos" link to post pictures..........

For 8-3/4" Yes.

If it's a true '68 Plymouth GTX rear end assembly I would think it's either an 8-3/4" or Dana 60. In some cases the axle can hang on the bearing retainer studs. Make sure you don't bend the retainers up due to it hanging on the studs. Support the axle on removal so you don't damage the inner...

FWIW, This is what I came up with on a 440 "auto" crank. This crank is machined deep enough to handle the input shaft of an 833 without cutting. Any deeper could compromise the oil feed for the crank main I believe. The bell housing is a constant from MP. The trans input shaft , crank end to...

Ha, I didn't have a camera to take pictures of my first car or the second. Only have 3 of the third and their only partials! Of course pictures were not my main concern in '78. Project here I see available................ [FOR SALE] - 1968 barracuda Notchback Formula S

Hello and welcome. Nice project you have going!:thumbsup:

Thank you for your service Ben! What are you schooling in?

Hi Ben. We're all here cause we ain't all there! All seriousness aside, welcome and good luck with the Duster. BTW, we like sorry......that's pictures!

Lol............

Hi Rockin. Drove right by ya' the other day. Just got back to the states from Niagara and Waterloo area.

Hi and good luck with the project.

Welcome and congrats on the Barracuda catch. We were all beginners at some point. Don't be shy, ask away.

^^^^^^^^^^ This!

Welcome English68. I can't help with the R side question. I'm sure someone will though.

Welcome Dave. They sure can!

:wave:Welcome Yogi. Do we have to keep an eye on our "pic-a-nick" baskets?

Hi Charlie! Welcome!

Welcome. Nice lookin' car there!

Hi, nice notch! How long did the import process take ya'?

Well hello Steve and welcome to THE BEST Mopar forum!

Hey, welcome. We're all here cause we're not all there!:rolleyes:

Hi and welcome. Congrats on your fishing trip and snagging the Barracuda. This is the forum with the best info and assistance.

Is this more of that "common core" stuff?

Welcome to the forum. The absolute best forum followed by FBBO, FEBO, and the rest (links at top of page). First Tip To a "New To Mopar" and Old Mopar Owner (IMO) Check whether you have left handed or right handed studs on the drivers side wheels.