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Even my "old switch" has that ground spade. I bought a new switch that looks the same, because I didn't feel that the dimming function was working well. But even after a hour of playing with the knob and prong button whilw watching TV, I never could get the knob in. So just went back to the old...

Yep, sure a rad, not an oem factory abody correct#'s BB rad, but u knew that. There's a reason why people want this rad, and there's a reason the price is what it is.

Why would anyone want to digress 50 years and NOT have a coil on plug setup vs. the archaic distributor?

I think I had about $300 (regrind and postage to and fro) in sending my 5.9 cam to Oregon Cam Grinding. If you need help deciding on grind, you can even call and the owner Ken will help you decide. At first, I used an electric fuel pump but my grandson with Autism couldn't deal with the...

This is a OEM Mopar 11 3/4" Flex Plate W/Bolts. It came out of a 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T with a 440hp engine. It is in good condition. They are not shown in the photo, but the six original attaching bolts to the crankshaft are included. $25.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

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Prayers from here Mike.

Welcome to the madness we call FABO!!

Hi all anyone going to Carlisle in July, I will be vending there in spots N30 N 31 have A-Body parts stop by and talk MoPar hope to see you there Joe

another vote for ESPO. I have +1 springs on all my Darts - some of them 20 years old. They do settle in the first year and then more over time, so your best bet is a +1 or even a +2. Be sure to order 6 leaf springs - that's what all the 340 A bodies of your era came with. They come with the...

What are you calling an Air Tracker? An Apple Air Tag? An Aviation Tracker? A GPS Tracker? If your thinking Apple Air Tracker they are way to easy to detect.....

This is a OEM Big Block Oil Pump Intermediate Shaft. It is original, not a china knockoff, and is in good condition, but as you can see in the pics, it does have a few small spots of surface rust from sitting on the shelf for many years. It fits the 350, 361, 383, 400, 413, 426, and 440...

Me too. Who (or what) is that?

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Me too. I have no idea what the joke is.

I love that stance!

send a pm to Halifaxhops here on FABO - he's right there in PA. He does a great job of checking out, repairing (if needed) and recurving your distributor. Wait until you figure out what all you want to do and send him the details on the engine, gears, etc and how you want to use the car and he...

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Headin' TMM's direction

That wouldn't be Chinese sh*t in there would it?????

65 & 66 are the same all deck lids are the same 2dr & 4dr sed. hard top & conv. I have owned quite a few Joe

No need, plenny oh Chaneese launry righ herah in Americah!!!

I run cordoba 15x7 aluminium wheel with 255/60r15 on the front and 275/60r15 on the back i had to trim the front fenders a bit front and back on the lower section of the lip

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So if you get a 22" SB rad and recore it with 3 row and have the in and/or outlet tubes changed to the correct size. The only thing would be the part number which on some rads are a flat plate stamped with the part number and soldered to the top cover You would have a BB rad.

It is. I always thought it would be easier if the relief was in the manifold. I always put a few small dabs of gasket sealer in the relief of the housing and then put the thermostat in the housing and give the sealant a few minutes to set up. Then install the gasket and place the housing on the...

I have a few

Don't have any now, but have had Blackie, Kat, Timothy, Freeloader, Ash, and have outlived them all. Would like to have had a Maine Coon Cat.

Located near Salem, Indiana, about 30 miles NW of Louisville, KY. The link below states all the details, any other questions, please just message me through FB. $1500. Thanks! 360 5.9 Magnum dodge engine with standalone wiring harness, ready to drop in

The part that breaks is the fingers that spread when the (metal in this case) pin insert is pushed into the center of the post.