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The shackles attach to the longitudinal frame rails and the rear ends of the longitudinal rails are connected by another frame rail, to which the bumper brackets attach. Is that piece damaged from collision/impact, rusted, or combinations thereof? CBODY67

Are the manifolds for an RB block? What year are they for? 67?

Tail panel for 68 fury. Has dings above and below fury letters. Driver condition. 50.00 obo plus shipping.

Photo?

Yes, sorry I wasn't clear.

1968 Plymouth fury 3 the shackles connect to it and the part runs across the end of the rear frame rails

Shackle? What year car?

I need the part that runs across the end of the rear frame rails that attaches the leaf springs to the rear frame rails it also goes from one side to the other cant find the name of this piece anywhere anyone have a clue?

Appears to be a bead breaker on the tire machine.

Found a power seat switch from my '67 Imperial. Got left behind when I sold the car. If you're the guy I sold it to, you can have it. Otherwise $30 including shipping.

I haven't been around since I sold my '67 Imperial a while back, and I came across these when I cleaned out my workshop today. A set of HP C-Body exhaust manifolds. They are apparently for a B engine. $250 plus shipping. Located in San Diego, CA. You can pick up for free, or I'll ship and you...

Thanks for the quick responses. I've been away for a few days after positing. I know there is oil leaking and pretty sure it is not from up top like valve covers but can't tell where it is coming from. I also know there is a leak of transmission fluid or power steering fluid after being driven...

Welcome from the Keystone State.

I hooked up 12v to the male connector in the pic I can hear the motor wanting to do something. I sprayed PB blaster.

Looks great. I think some dust shields were black.

That was a good one. Thanks for keeping this thread alive @amazinblue82

The rotor shields or whatever they are known as were soaked in Rust 911 for a few days and cleaned down to bare steel. On some cars I have seen these galvanized, but these appeared to have no factory coating thus were at the mercy of the elements. Heavy pitting, but still good. New Timken...

Calipers reassembled with the rebuild kits from Raybestos.... One of these kits i purchased about 3 or 4 years ago (top box). The other one I purchased last month. Notice the baggie on the inside of one of the boxes had that infamous word on them....which didn't match the acronym on the box.

What is that in the tire?

Those big scoopers were in Germany, weren't they?