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Tti doesn't have a kit for 360 la that fits cbody unless by mistake I missed it when I was looking

Grab a 5-gallon gas can and drive to to the closest small airport and buy some 100 octane low lead aviation gasoline (Avgas 100LL). Same airports have self serve with a credit card, others you pay and they drive the fuel truck to you. They won't fill your vehicle. 100LL has an octane rating...

TTI is the go to company for mopar exhaust systems.

Detroit circa 1907. "Looking up Woodward Avenue from the Campus Martius Chattanooga, Tennessee, circa 1907. "Fountain Square and courthouse March 1943. "Baltimore, Maryland. 1943. "Amarillo, Texas. View over the city." The Fisk Building and South Polk Street Key West 1938

Good looking car! The door sticker at 39 seconds appears to have paint overspray on it. APPEARS.

Date code relates to production date of the item, not what's inside the unit. As I recall, the MP unit is "restoration correct" as to the last ones that Chrysler produced, according to a MP rep at a seminar at Mopar Nats, one year. Enjoy! CBODY67

The block-huggers might hug the block and bolt-up to the cyl head, BUT will they clear the steering box and linkage? THAT is probably the reason the Schumachers are expensive? Look in the website catalog for the block huggers and look at THEIR application list, for good measure. Checking...

(Broken/displaced counter-weight spring for the lid?)

(dots at Noon, #1 firing, dots together, #6 firing).

I think the master is either leaking or someone spilled some when opening the lid. Looks like the same master to me. Same rust mark on the passenger side of the booster.

When replacing the voltage regulator, do I need to match the date code?

I was under the impression that 77 and 78 are interchangeable. My 78 is all chrome on top and pitted. I like the look of the 77 grill no chrome on top. If it's a bolt in exchange. I also need chrome top trim around windshield above windshield. Just the top piece of chrome. Mine is a new yorker...

I've wondered the same, my guess is they were just used up. The NYBs and Imperials were almost certainly garage kept and used sparingly and rarely out much in winter, while the Plymouths and Dodges were kept outside and driven year round. If you go to Hemmings there are generally more Cadillacs...

Don't refrain. That was not pointed. I've been considering the car as it is pretty cool. Your post helped me. I wish more folks would post what they find (especially barracuda's) They are just having the typical old man point of view back and forth.

the big wire should run directly to the battery. If the alternator output is connected to any wire that normally doesn't have power on it when the ignition is shut off, the power from the alternator will feed the ignition system, keeping the motor running. Our normal alternator's field (the...

I don’t have anything to do with this car. I just saw it and thought I would let the group know. I agree it seems to be overpriced but it does look like a survivor that doesn’t have hidden bodywork done. I’ll refrain from posting my findings from now on.

I had to cheat. I'm not sure that I have ever heard of her, and I've never seen anything she has been in. I'll be under the rock until fall.

Wouldn't the lit edge plexiglass be akin to undercar neon? LOL! Some good news today... Turns out I didn't need to spend thousands of dollars on fancy, shcmancy coilovers or air bag systems to address the tire rubbing the fenders issue. Seems C5 Corvettes have adjustable mono spring systems. A...