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By the middle 1960s, the insulators were also stamped to match the inner structure of the hood panel itself. That, too, kind of answers the question, too.

Howdy Jerome Southwest Idaho

The backing towards the hood. You kind of answered your own question.

@57fury440 My '59 Sport Suburban 361 with 3.31 gears was pretty fast in 1968 and '69 too!

Hi. I have the underhood insulation pad, still in its packaging. Which way does it mount? Which side goes toward the engine, the fibreglass or the backing/liner? Thanks

I will get one tomorrow

Do you have a photo of the engine bay? 2- and 3-speed wipers look different

Where do you live

Selling 2 1963 dodge 880 station wagons both cars don’t have the engine 2500 each one car has factor rear air condition do have some parts both cars had big block in them orginal. Have clean Az titles for both cars dodge 880 station wagons

First year forward look mopar station wagon with fins. Very similar to a 55 Chevy but far more unique. Just turned 70 years old! Box A miles, runs with gas down the carburetor, excellent candidate to make a cool cruiser, even has an overdrive transmission. Wide white walls on a near perfect...

I have a 1970 Fury III Convertible original AC. Capping AC lines has no effect on function of heater box. Vacuum lines to vacuum diaphragms control the dampers that make the heater box and the rest of the system work.

Yeah, I'm not sure how many Custom were sold or survive.

It's been a long time but I think I used a spark plug or 13/16 deep socket and universal joint and extension. A crow's foot might be another way.

My '68 Newport had one until last year. I replaced with a new custom made drive line with bigger u-joints

Window washer bottle: What method have others used to screw the screen on to the motor inlet inside the bottle? I have tried various sockets and pliers with no success. Unfortunately, the top opening of the bottle is offset, and not directly inline with the hole at the bottom. Thanks!