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Dorman shows that dust cap is equivalent to the Mopar #3580894 in the above link 3580894 fits 1973-1996 various vehicles It fits my 1994 B-150 Dodge Van

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I think it needs to be said that Regr did not build these kits as he is claiming. AAJ Brakes has been producing this kit for 67 - 69 Imperial since 2018. Reg R purchased his 1st kit from them in Dec 2021 and 4 more kits in Dec 2024. I am sure they can provide emails and invoices to prove that...

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Swivel seats: perfect for a quick getaway.

Classic Industries has these ones. but they are white.

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some adventurous cat would try to take the one on. to me, already been said tho... this one looks like its more suited for usable parts to other things that need things to improve/finish them. Nice when new/well preserved/restored it seems. source: 1959 Dodge Custom Sierra Wagon

I haven't conducted an exhaustive search, but I haven't fond any of them yet. I seem to recall finding the right style, but the length was wrong.

The interior alone, if new and correct (which it seems to be based on the photos), is worth $2.5k -- any day, all day.

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That said... Here's a page from the MyMopar 1968 FSM, so that is listed. Part # 2606924

I have seen the local add listing, but I don't know the car personally. I would have to take my own wheels and negotiate a lower price without them. I wouldn't even want to be going down the road with that on a trailer and being seen by others. Lol. Price is a little steep though. I would say...

Some of that '68 Parts manual on MyMopar is missing pages. It seems to have C-body sections and illustrations missing. Take a look in the '67 parts manual. It may or may not have your part, but it's worth a shot. You may want to purchase your own manual.

I just work through or around any adds. It is what it is. All these forums are always worth the information everyone contributes.

What a mess. It's as if the back end was parked in a lake or something because the front looks a lot less corroded.

I dont peruse site -- ads nothwistanding. I sign in, do whatever I am gonna do, then sign out. Since I don't see ads in that case, its not an issue for me. Gotta retire first (and or change the way I use the internet in general), I think, before just sitting down flippin' pages. On this...

I have read the front part of the 68’ Chrysler parts manual and unless I need more coffee, I get lost on some items or maybe no part number exists. Looking at the diagram below, I am trying to locate a part number for the retainer 8-50-163 however cannot find it the code section at the front...