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The parking brake lever bumper looks similar in cross section to the clutch pedal stop bumper, but it is heavier with a much thicker pad. Chrysler part number for the 1968 C-body bumper is 2467515. The installed park brake lever bumper can be seen in the following image. This is from one of my...

I don't have that pump/bracket, nor an actual picture, but the placement of the rubber stop can be seen in the following from a service manual:

The rubber part in the image is the clutch pedal upper stop bumper. Chrysler number is 1940147 for C-bodies. It was also used on some power steering pump brackets, 1960-1968. A/B/E-bodies plus light duty trucks used a similar bumper, Chrysler part number 2266820.

Chrysler introduced the Internal Vibration Absorber (IVA) propeller shaft (aka drive shaft) for certain applications for the 1966 model year. Applications were determined through Noise/Vibration/Harshness (NVH) studies. Two approaches include the addition of the inertia ring at the front of the...

I ordered and received one of these. It is a new, never mounted unit, but it might not be made by Lares. It looks similar. It was shipped by FedEx (which in itself can be an issue) inside its original box, sitting inside a RockAuto box, with some plastic air pillows as packing. These pillows...

Cardone 27-6542 has a 1-1/4" sector shaft. The image shown on Rock Auto is the same as the image shown on Cardone's site. The number apparently was used for an actual Chrysler steering gear in the past. It does look like the Lares 11031. If purchasing, use Rock Auto's discount code to save a...

This company lists the filter: (2) Dual-Quad Air Filters for 1958-1959 Plymouth Fury - Dodge D500 - DeSoto Adventurer - Chrysler 300

The following numbers are for the 1958-1959 engines with dual inline four barrels carburetors and oval air cleaners: Mopar: 1852569 AC: A84C Fram: CA163PL Purolator: AFP15 Wix: 42042 (old number DT42) NAPA: 2042 (made by Wix) Hastings: AF20 K&N: E-1959 All of these are out of...

The number 3722436 on the arm is the forging number. The part number is 3722435. 3722435 fits 1974 - 1978 C-body cars.

The original Chrysler product car fuel tanks were terne plated. Some current suppliers, such as Spectra Premium, use nickel terne plating. The original terne plate was lead/tin based. These do not require painting, but it doesn't hurt and will extend the life of the terne plate. Other suppliers...

You can see how it is positioned behind the choke unloader in the following image:

I didn't see Mickey Thompson Sportsman S/T tires included. They are also made by Cooper. Cooper is actually owned by Goodyear now. I have the Sportsman tires on one of my Challengers. Although not a lot of driving yet, they seem to perform well so far. I've only driven them in dry conditions...

The 2070742 casting (a.k.a. "742") 1-3/4" pinion differential assembly was used from 1961 into 1969. This assembly was replaced by a phase-in of the 2881489 casting (a.k.a. "489") 1-7/8" pinion starting in the 1969 model year. 1970 model year RW models (Plymouth and Dodge B-body mid-size)...

They are original Chrysler 2.5" trim rings. They all have styled, beveled edges. You can see better detail of the edges in the close up gap pictures on the 2.5", and the 3" too, that I posted earlier today.

Both of those sizes will fit. The 215 will have a more pronounced bulge or curve from the wheel to the tread compared to the 225, as will a 75 series versus a 70 series.

Following are some more specific pictures to the subject that I took this morning. These show a 15"x7" M-body wheel with the three types of trim rings: Bare M-body 15"x7" wheel: M-body 15"x7" wheel with Dodge stainless steel cap (2944089): 3" trim ring on wheel and its gap: 2.5" trim...

The rear are 15x8 with 275/60-15 tires. The front are 15x7 with 255/60-15. The Challenger T/A you have pictured has the #2944450 15x7 black steel wheels which have the hub caps and 3" trim rings. Front and rear are the same 15x7. The T/A and Plymouth AAR Cuda had biased tires, larger G60-15 in...

The wheels on your cool looking Polara look like the 80s Chrysler M-body (Gran Fury/Diplomat/LeBaron/Fifth Avenue) 15"x7" steel wheel (#4126675). They could also be found on some R-bodies. That wheel will accommodate up to the 3" deep Chrysler trim ring. The 2" trim ring already mentioned will...

The engine shown with a 12-17-75 block casting date is a 1976 model year engine. Within the motor home and other chassis builder industries, the finished product model year can be even later, but the Chrysler assigned model year for the engine should be 1976. The sticker on the valve cover, if...

Chrome is one of my favorite colors.... Not a C-body, but I assembled these today. NOS factory blem bumpers. Never installed but they have some manufacturing flaws and some handling scuffs. Lenses are new on front (I bought from Chrysler) and mint condition for the rear. NOS tag mount/fuel...