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I especially liked the picture of the coil wire.

I believe the same pump was used from 1960 through the '90s. For my '70 I got a pump out of a '95 Sebring. It works great. About the only difference was the plug for the reservoir.

OK. Will they work? Will they do the job? If yes, what's the problem?

Yes he does, and did!

I just checked Kanter; they have some but only for the back.

I understand, but you wrote "posi," which is a Chevy brand name. Limited slip is the axle.

To distinguish it from the B-29, this was the Super Fortress, not Superfortress. My dad's favorite plane and engine! I have a picture of him standing in front of the B-50 at the Castle Museum in Atwater, California.

Another guy putting a Chevy rear in a Mopar; shameful!!

You can't give me one of those POS's.

You an go with rubber hoses and clamps; I did for several years. But, I finally bit the bullet and had them done right by a transmission shop. I recommend you do the same. I believe Dextron IV is the standard, but I could be wrong. Another thing: if you aren't driving your car often, leaks...

I bought mine through Atlas Obsolete. But, just looked at their catalogue and they no longer offer them. Sorry.

Where's Hoss and Adam?

I like these I took over a decade ago:

Actually, I have. Face it Pal, some people don't age well. Robert Redford is a good example. Sam Elliot and Betty White are quite the opposite.

I have no idea. I ordered them from Summit Racing, indicating Mopar in my order. I had Shelby Cal 500s on before those, 15x7 but 225/60/15s. They fit well too, but I don't know the backspacing either.

They've been my favorite wheel since I first saw them in the '60s!

Whoa! She hasn't aged well.

"Hey look, another 440 was swapped for a 318!" Yawn....

What a waste!!

No, they were evil human beings who made evil choices. When we call such people "animals," we are (unknowingly) dismissing them from their humanity. I won't do that. We do the same thing when we call someone crazy due to their acts.