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I was guessing myself eithout doing any research.

We got a tour of his garage a couple years ago, all of his stuff was really high quality. He had that auction a couple years ago and a few cars sold.

1969 300

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1973 Fury III

Mopar_Mudder, does the AAJ kit keep the 5x5.5 bolt pattern? I like the idea of front disc brakes on a car that weighs ~5000 pounds!!

How to fit 2 battleships in a drydock. Reserve Basin, Philadelphia Naval Shipyard . USS South Dakota in foreground, USS Tennessee upper left and USS California lower right. Heavy cruisers USS Los Angeles & USS Chicago in Drydock 4 and 2 Omaha-class Light Cruisers far left. Aug 1946

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Really appreciate all the help, guys. This is what I needed. So, now that I know what I'm looking for...anybody got a good floor pan? Preferably from a Chrysler? But even if it's a shorter one from a Dodge, Plymouth or a wagon? Anyone, anyone...Bueler?

Don't know if still available, it might help a buyer if it is:

Yep, looks safe...

Welcome to FCBO from the desert Rossi6998! Since I'm here because I'm in the process of bringing home a 64 Imperial because I missed the opportunity to get my Parents 68 Imperial, I vote for you getting your Dad's 79 300! By the way, I'm very close to Surprise Arizona.

I have that same combo in my '65 Barracuda along Autolite copper plugs with the Lectric Limited wires. Runs great.

In other words... LMAO

Welcome to FCBO from the desert Mebsuta! Attach some pictures of you Mopar!

any developments on the RL front?. Thought i would check with you before the yearend. Hope you are enjoying your holidays.

Welcome to FCBO from the desert Tom! Show some pictures of your beast!

Hey, I still have my Packard 440 wire and Rajah connectors! Boy do they mess up the AM radio! I wonder if I put them back on and got close to a battery powered car if it would screw up their computers! Wouldn't that be hilarious!

The only difference in floor panels is the car line (in 69), this is made up in the rear foot well filler panel. Wheelbase 124 - Chrysler 122 - Dodge 120 - Plymouth 122 - Wagons (all) Alan