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That's a very low-risk procedure, and she'll feel much better after it's done!

Can't speak of shortcomings but the 904 in my Mom's '66 was still going strong at 250k+ miles having never been serviced in the 30 years she owned it.

If you look underneath the car from behind, you'll know it's a 7 1/4" if it has a cover that's oblong with one corner cut off.

Glad it's doing well for you now, '66 Valiant 200's are special. My Mom drove hers for decades and I clearly remember my baby sister being brought home from the hospital in it. Ours was a beige V200, 225 auto, no radio or other options that I remember. What options does yours have? Looks like...

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I'll warn Savannah.

Better double check the accuracy of those figures, this looks like the chart I have seen that has some incorrect measurements in it. I am sure some real techs will know for sure.

This is important and maybe Shane65 you aren't familiar with. Let's say you're downshifting from 4th to 3rd at 50 mph, when you depress the clutch, you gently press the gas pedal to raise the engine revs to approximately what they will be when you're in 3rd, as you downshift. That's 'rev...

Personally I would suggest taking it to shop you have confidence in, that way it will be done right, your car won't be out of commission. If you do, take it for a test drive befoe you pay them to be sure there's no vibration. Also agreed a factory service manual will be a big help to you in the...

How times have changed, many of us remember when 3-on-the-tree cars and trucks were everywhere.

I believe I saw on here before that chart is wrong. Good idea to check with tech's.

Congrats on fixing it! Your have the 7 1/4 rear. It has that funny shape, like a rectangle with one corner chopped off.

I'm only guessing Snake but this might be a case of a small quirk that you just get used to. My transmission has a certain way it likes to be treated and after 46 years I drive the way it likes to be driven.

I understand your feelings, I almost bought a black '65 Crown Coupe, but I am glad I didn't. Yes they're beautiful and stately but they are very expensive to restore. Sounds like it isn't the best match as a parts car for what you need either. After a few days your Mopar-acquiring fever will...

That's a good question, I don't know for sure. I thought Frank Mitchell was up in Fairmount, GA, and sold nos stuff for very high prices.

Thanks for your opinion on the price, I didn't realize $350 was high. I sure don't have extra dough to spend...recent paintjob, bodywork. When I get an idea for improving my cuda, I get all excited and want to jump on it right then. That's my problem, I want instant gratification. We have great...

Thanks very much. That's just the kind of info I need. Seller is named Frank, he sounds like a real Mopar old-timer. His shop is called MoparRestos, in Summerville, GA. He has lg bolt disc setups and lots of other stuff. Gonna drive up tomorrow...he might be a good resourse for those of us who...

Atlanta Craigslist--Auto Parts, search 'mopar.' 65-67 b-body complete 8 3/4 rear, 2.94. My question is: Is this what I need for my 65 cuda, that I use for around-town easy driving? Thanks for your help.