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I doubt there is any way to know for sure. You might just ball park it at < 10% of factory production.

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If they work that's the route I'd go.

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SO, CARID lists calipers for the 1968 Chrysler. They are from R1 concepts. They are not listed on R1 concepts page. I called in august to see what the deal was and got no help. They are $200 a piece if you want to take a chance. they claim " guaranteed to fit" so they should take them back if...

I just use an oil furnace in mine. A Miller Gun. Heats very well. They are a dime a dozen around here. Used in many mobile homes.

Sorry, 2011. https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=13445921&cc=1446888&pt=1896&jsn=11164 This is where I made them fit with budd calipers. Then I gave up and went Wilwood. Had i done that in the first place things would have worked out different...

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Both of these have changed in one form or another and not necessarily where one might think it is. Alan

This is a 1968 to 73 318 Kickdown Rod. It came off of a 1972 318, but may also work on other years and engines. It goes from the bell crank to the kick down lever. It is original, not a china knockoff, and is about 9 3/4" long. $25.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

Its a dream shop for me, but I have a budget to be conscious of, if I had no budget it would be 80x160 with a paint booth, seperate area for blasting, etc etc etc. Instead it's my chance to build a modest dream shop, a shop for just working in, no storage of clutter, no use by anything to do...