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I'm kinda surprised to see those centers in those wheels - to my experience, they don't fit properly/securely. The centercap has too much draft angle vs the rim, so it doesn't seat fully. That leaves a gap between the shiny lip of the cap and the wheel, perhaps 1/4". To mount it securely you'd...

I would start by finding my engine builder and/or machine shop, bonus points if they speak Mopar. For example; I have lots of shops in the metro area I live in but traveled 100 ish miles to go to a shop that had a lot of Mopar experience and came with recommendations from local brethren. Also...

Actually, NPT threads do not seal on the threads. The threads are tapered, so when it's tightened, the flanks make tighter and tighter contact. But at the root of the threads, there will be a leak path that spirals all the way out. So in some applications they will leak without a sealant...

@amazinblue82 has compiled a big thread called 'exactly what wheels tires fit...' or soemthig like that. Many pages of various cars, although most are 65-newer.

All great answers. I like the .030 over. I also like not getting rods but I was thinking of flat top pistons. Here is the top end kit -...

The arm rest and 300 grill piece are maybe on hold.

not with this one

I strongly recommend you write out your goals AND BUDGET for the build and then talk to your engine builder or machine shop before you buy anything. As mentioned by @CBODY67 there's a lot of interconnectednessofitall going on here.

Good job! Make more of some other ones on cars and then you have a new business!

Appears to be an excellent example.

Pictured... The driver door im trying to get the wing out of to replace the slide. Also pictured, the Drivers window, missing the slide, and the damage its done to my tint! ( not a big deal) How do I separate the in/out door panels to get the full view of the inside?

G R C In Lakeside. 619 440-3300, on Winter Gardens, ask for Gary, it's his shop, been building Mopar Engines for 40 plus years..

GRC In Santee/ Lakeside. Mopar Build specialist. been doing it for 40 + years 619-443-3300, ask for Gary, it's his shop... Best shop for Mopar Engines in my opinion, in San Diego

Join me in welcoming @Roadkill63 to FCBO.

Drag & drop

Copy & paste from fabo worked just fine.