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Hey does anyone know where to find one? Cardone 5473700 painful or some who rebuilds or will a Leeds unit bolt up? thanks im in north jersey

I find your stories working at Chrysler very interesting.

It’s a little bit of both - a weekend and local driver

I do belong to Capital City Mopars, I finally joined last year.

Reference from 1970-71 Master Parts Catalog showing that the Antenna Part# 2889934 was Optional equipment on ALL models. Note this same info is in master parts catalogs for 1968-1980 model years. Check application.

NOS Antenna Part Number: 2889934 Mast Length: 76.5" This is the Heavy Duty style antenna which has a thicker antenna shaft. The antenna was OPTIONAL on ALL models 1968-1980 Brand new, excellent condition. No original packaging. $75.00 Includes Shipping

I think the machine shop is going to resurface the block, yes. That's the plan at least. but they will measure everything and see if it's necessary. I pulled the dowel pins no matter what, so they don't have to. Machine shop time is expensive. I'm planning to buy new pins from 440 source. They...

there are different styles if internals on these motors. Maybe you have a mix match of different versions?! Here is my sotck 1969 Motor: And this id from my 1972 Imperial dornor car: Gear and Cam are both different.

That is a really cool interior. It's really grown on me each time I have seen it here. Let us know when you buy it. Would like to see more pictures.

Supremes should work, I've seen them on 68s. Just make sure they aren't Reverse, or else they will rub. They need to be standard offset.

:p Love it!

Well update, during the cleaning and swapping the under belling, the front plug was found to corroded through and a hole in the side. Hole may have increased in size due to the scapper/screw driver I was using to clean. Guess that makes the decision easier and long.

I reflected on this again today and then I realized that Chrysler had been working on a new electronic fuel injection system that was introduced in the new 1981 Imperials that Lee Iacocca had wanted as a unique upscale vehicle. It was called the Frank Sinatra edition. It was really not ready...

I would suspect the 14x7 backspacing would be similar to the 15x7 backspacing, which is usually 4.0" or 4.25". The factory station wagon wheels are 14x6.5. I put a set on my '67 Newport with P245/70x14 BFG Advantage TA whitewalls back in the earlier 1980s. With the jackstands under the rear...

Pretty much all electronic ignitions require 12 volts minimum to operate. 11.5 volts won't get you anything. It has nothing to do with cold cranking amps.