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Welcome from Wisconsin!

@moparfats's Polara 500 is currently for sale in Switzerland, unless I am wrong in concluding that the car below car is DM23G9F100612

Yes you can do that. Then with engine out you can make something to support trans to the frame rails so you can roll the car. I like to remove the engine alone, then put a floor jack under trans and roll it forward and lift it out of the car with the engine hoist. Then I don't have to lay on...

There sure is a wanted area. Click forums at top, scroll down 3/4 of the way to FCBO Mopar marketplace Scroll down near bottom is wanted parts and cars

I’m intentionally posting this topic here in the "slab side years" area and not in “Engine – Transmission and Driveline”, because it’s it could be a model year specific thing. I’m in the process of removing my engine assembly for rebuild. Looking into the 1966 Manual, the procedure is to remove...

Even if I had the money, I couldn't match the detail I'm seeing here Some things are priceless.

Thank you for posting DM23L0D124119 -- very cool EA9. Question for @polara71 -- are you aware of any 1970 Polara with such a late build date that has @Fratzog bumpers?

Yesterday I spent a grand on new tires which is relatively cheap these days. You wanna leave a few bucks embedded in the road? Be my guest.

Looks like a few others there in the yard... maybe demo guy.

I saw some pictures of air cleaner decals that showed "318 Four-Barrel" Did Chrysler make these? if so, when?

Burnouts have their place . . . on the starting line at drag strips. Have you ever looked at the asphalt surface after a car does a burnout? If the car sat still, there's a slight "hole" in the surface where the components of the surface "have left". Not just the solidified liquid components...

Hopefully this is allowed. There are no sub forums within the FL forum. Looking for a 1960 Plymouth Fury. Strongly prefer black. The more original, the better. Not looking for a museum piece. Looking for one in this order: 2dr HT 2dr convertible 4dr wagon 4dr HT If you have one or know of one...

(B-body is a narrower body with narrower seats. With the shorter wheelbase, the B-body B-pillar is a bit closer to the cowl.)

Nos Cardone remanufactured 318 lean burn distributors. Been on the shelf of a closed auto parts store for many years. I have four of these, I'll take $25 each plus shipping from 40165. Thanks

Their car to do as they please, but I wouldn't buy a car that's been used in this way. And yes, I fully expected the reaction and the red X, each to their own.

We can't wait to see the finished product :steering:

Its a shame people enjoy their own stuff isn't it?