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Oh man, that dashboard! Why would somebody do that?

"Are you reelin' in the years? Stowin' away the time?" Indeed I am :)

I did it. Accidentally. Just wait young fella, as the old, personal odo clicks by, the fingers get fatter, the eyesight less clear. not to mention the other stuff that wont work right. :poke: I'll put it back in time for weekend.

That should sell fast! Looks like a great project for a fair price.

This car's engine is in running condition. If (IF) it is truly a low-miles 383-4 (and it looks like it is a 383-4), then the asking price is very attractive to the right person. Whether that person will be right for the car is another question. I see a high chance of transplant in this car's...

I just love C body 4 speed cars! Here's mine, '67 Plymouth Sport Fury, Super Commando 440 'Daddy Longlegs'...

I don't see where you started a Parts Wanted thread here for them. No wonder why you are coming up empty handed.

Did the next game get deleted? Could have sworn @amazinblue82 posted one of a major western US city.

Getting there.

Would a road wheel centre fit?

neat combo. I also have combined a few desigh elements from different manufacturer wheels. Ford and Chysler shared the 5x4.5 bolt size and frequently had compatible offsets,too. Anyway, looks good. :thumbsup:

ok thanks for your reply, So did you have it done or did you do it yourself? Did you user their primer or their clearcoat or just the base color coat? Can you really tell a difference with reduced under hood temps??

Did you try spinning the drill in both directions? You may have spun it in the wrong direction. Something to consider.

Looks like a common part for A bodies with a split bench seat on 4-door sedans and B bodies with C21 “buddy seats”.

$3,000.

I've been looking haven't been able to find another hood for a 66 or that'd be my plan for sure. I might wait until I got to the fall fling Mopar show and check the swap meet for a hood. Guy by me has a hood for a 67 but I don't think it would fit right.

Why not find another hood Paint it the flat black , install the scoop on that. then you can switch back later if you wish. and still have unmolested hood

15" 1990 Lincoln Town Car alloy wheel option with Cragar push through center caps. The bolt circle was already 5 x 4.5, but the centers had to be upsized to fit the rear axle flange, then they were powder coated in mirrored silver. Tires are Hankook P235/75/15.

This thing is reminiscent of how some "off the shelf" contoured headlights/taillights are "blended" into boxy motorhome bodies. Uffffff!