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Looks real good! Would love to hear it up close live.

I think I mentioned an early 60s Imperial stainless targa band to hide the seam. I hadn't thought about it disguising the bump. That's brilliant.. Can someone ID the car above? The bump is almost gone with a little more tweaking. Now I have to get brave enough to cut the roof along the former...

LOL, I've yet to see a legitimate, professional car hauler pull up with a U-haul trailer. There's a reason for that.

Match the gasket to the old gasket. The 440 will have the larger primary holes in gasket. I lube my gaskets before assembly, keeps the gaskets from tearing if I need to open again. If you take your primary squirted off be careful not to loose the small needle under it. When taking carb apart...

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Thanks for this thread. Your Newport is beautiful, and I enjoy seeing how you continue to improve it. Enjoy the duals.

circa 1970, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Place is still there, though remodeled a bit. Name that girl

#2080 Julia Louis-Dreyfus She was recognized by most folks. Saturday Night Live (1985), Seinfeld (1991), and Veep (2010) are her most notable entertainment gigs. Buncha theatrical movies, live action gigs & voice roles in animation as well. Aging well it seems.

I’m going to level set. Reassemble everything and do a compression check. Then pull the exhaust manifold if compression is ok. Replace oil and go from there

Another question: I have to get my carb resealed, because it leaks gas on the right side(seen from standing before the car looking onto the carb). I've bought this set and now i'am confused because several gaskets are included multiple times. How do I know which one to use? Set is Hygrade 657C...

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The part number is 3503744, there are 6 of them on ebay right now. Good luck!

In the mid 70's and up they just used a high pressure cut'out switch that was screwed on the hi pressure freon port on the compressor and just piggy back wired in line on the compressor power wire. No switch inside the car it was automatic I have a couple, I'll get you the part number. They are...

The fact that so far you didn't come across a nice Formal Dodge or Plymouth makes me wonder why. Have they become rarer since I joined the group about six years ago? Some possible explanations: - I don't do Facebook so that's a whole chunk of the internet that I have no information about; -...

Thank you. The ‘68 Newport I own was my grandfathers and has a lot of sentimental meaning to me. I’ve had it for over 30 years but only recently running. Very excited to share what I know and learn from others!