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My wife's. Had it 14 years now. She will never give it up.

I also likely have some from a '68, but it sounds like @Rainy Day has you taken care of there.

For additional context on the 727s, you'll find two sets of numbers on the driver's side of the housing, just above the pan. One is the part number. On the pre-1968 transmissions, there is a second 7-digit number and that is NOT a date code as you'll find many people stating. Date coding, an...

Easy to extend them later.

This gives me a perfect excuse to show @Samplingman my bowling ball bag. Again. For maybe the tenth time! :rofl:

That was an error on my part. I didn't specify that that I wanted them further towards the back. But they should've known right...

3/16 hose one the port on the lower left is ported vacuum looking at it from the front.

What I did for my '70 300 was find a cheap piece of automotive carpet on eBay and cut it out using what I had left of the original mat as a pattern. Cars could be ordered with a "trunk dress up" package that had the black carpet along with some black cardboard panels. Here's a thread with...

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11 month the armistice was signed ending the fighting of WWI. What started as Armistice Day, honoring those who fought in the “Great War,” has since become Veteran’s Day. Veteran’s Day honors ALL of those who have served. To all our veterans - thank you...

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The difference is the location of the spare tire bracket. Sedan/Coupe Convertible Alan

The carpet mat might not be correct for the Polara, but I would do it as it does not trap moisture under it. From normal temperature swings, over time. If they just sliced the mat, that would be easy to put some Gorilla tape on the back to keep things together. If they actually cut slots...