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Welcome! I really like the fact you held on to this car for so long! That's 35 years now (and counting), way more years than the car was old when you acquired it.

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I am not sure if it is the same. Yes mine is a 2 door, forgot to add that.

Thanks. That’s the conclusion I’d come to. I just wondered if someone had a better idea

IDK what parts houses exist north of the border but NAPA has the correct one (Echlin op 6282) for 14 bucks and you don't have to pay RA's shipping which is probably more than the switch...

Most of the gaskets are a dense foam rubber. I've used this foam to make tail light gaskets for one of my cars and it seems to be the same stuff used in the heater boxes. 3mm works out to just under 1/8". All the rest you'll have to wing as you go. Of the heater boxes I've had apart...

So I’m cleaning up the ac/heater box on my ‘64 300K. It appears, no one has a rebuild kit for this year C body. Do I have to buy sheet rubber material and make my own gasket and grommet pieces? Any ideas ?

2 door? It should be the same as the 65 Polara 2 door. I have a spare one already removed in my garage.

Hello everyone, I need a driver side rear window regulator. My gears are stripped in mine. Thanks!

Does anyone have the correct part numbers for Bearing, Race, Inner Seal, and Outer seal for the rear of a 1962 Imperial. Every parts store I call comes up with different numbers and I can't get a straight answer.

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Sorry I missed this earlier. Even when I have the part I just ended up using good pics. Then clean the pics up in some editor (pixlr) and convert to svg file. then import and save the stl file. Just make sure through the process you keep the H and W ratio the same (locked) and then you can...

And just as "Christine" fueled the craze for '58 Plymouths, the Shining did its part for promoting snow cats, lol.

A convertible just north of me by about 20 miles. The seller: 60K original miles “barn find” parked since 1980, and purchased during the pandemic in 2021; 99% sorted mechanically, but does need the cosmetics; upholstery, top, paint/patina. A new (period-correct) head was installed, with...

I do have a problem with lazy *** sellers who can't do a basic clean up of their car which seems to be a growing problem. It's an old classic so hand me the money.

As you are adding this take note of any linkages - like choke and throttle - that go from carb to intake/block and make sure they will function as intended with extra distance.

I tried to send you a message but your mailbox is full. I have some info on the '64 air cleaners. I have a ram K.

I'd say so. It ties the rear frame rails together, reinforces the trunk floor, and the bumper attaches to it. It also gives some rear collision protection to the gas tank. With a unibody car like your Plymouth, just about everything in that picture is structural in varying degrees.

None yet Peter. I'm getting home today from 30 days on the road so I will check on it this week.