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Nothing more than people with" internet muscles" talking about things they would do here that they never have and never will do in real life.

Congratulations! I know the feeling Goldie's heads have been out since February and no miles driven all year. I think 2025 will be a good one for your Imperial.

Depending on what year, make, and model you're working on, try www.mymopar.com. Click on "Parts Manual Library" for OEM part numbers and nomenclature. Hope this helps.

Here's exactly what happened. I posted that her (and others) talking about brandishing a gun, warning shots, and saying (on social media) what they would do if they encountered a robber could bite them hard if something does happen. It was a lot of stupid bravado that doesn't belong on a car...

i have another parts car with the pad off if you need a specific angle

Here's my 68 during paint...should be the same

The early 360's called for N13Y's.

sometimes I'll google my own poor description and see if it comes up on a forum or vendors site...or search images to see if I can find one of what I want...you could just post a "what is this called"picture here...

4 speed?

Well it so bes that I do So be it I have one, around here some place. My husband put it away and can't find it.

N14Y or equivalent. This is what our '76 Newport used. 360-2bb.

There are a lot of "ifs" in your statement. We're not sure what happened, but you seem upset. Perhaps if you could explain what went on, you could save others the same grief? There are lots of crappy people in this world, why distance yourself from like minded folks on this site?

Unfortunately there aren't many good pics of this one. Aside from some sketchy throttle springs, an alum intake/air cleaner and the wrong PS pump, the underhood looks fairly original. FWIW, the side trim and faded mark of the missing fender emblem suggest the parts car is a '66. Price is either...

Pretty sure you can reach in there to install the nut with that outer liner out. Way better than glue.

Get a Mitchell Interchange catalog. They have good illustrations and part names. Less than $40 on eBay.

You must look at the illustrations in the parts book. Determine what part that is. The numbers there tell you where to look in the book. It is very simple to do .

Hate to say this need a IPB would be easier and get in the area and flip pages.

Weather strip you can buy in the foot from RA actually, you need to know the cross section dimensions it is in the generic section, body, weatherstriping. Did two cars with it. https://www.rockauto.com/en/tools/body+&+lamp+assembly,weatherstrip...

Well I want to look up the part numbers in the parts book so I can do a online search for parts BUT If I do not know what Chrysler call the part how do I look it up? I do not know even what group to look under.