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ok does anyone know if the c body mopars from 73 up sunoofs are the same as a 73 satelite? and if someone can measure the sunroof panel and please let me know

I’ll have another look tomorrow but so far that is how I interpreted it without climbing into the trunk.

On a good note, my nephew has been offered a job at SpaceX in Brownsville, Texas as a welder. He’s apparently going to be working on the big space ships (Starship). He is totally pumped!

Ok, replaced with the correct bulb, it's a little brighter but now I have another issue It's a rectangle dome light with a switch on the front. With the switch all the way forward it's off all the time, even with the doors open. I can't seem to get it to stay snapped closed, and every time it...

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I also noticed that the lower door panel color matchs the spokes on the steering wheel.

$10000 1963 Imperial Custom, 2dr hardtop. Some key features: power windows, power seats, power steering, push-button automatic transmission, electroluminescent dash lighting, a/c, new tires (less than 500miles), and new battery. This ad is more of a feeler, I love this car. I drove it home from...

if you look at the picture, you can see the rear door panels also look tu tone. I'm not 100% sure but I think the car is a low mile car. It has org paint and is in excellent condition other than the vinyl roof is starting to lift at the lower rear edges. The int is in excellent condition. The...

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Are you sure that's the setting for the most tension? I could be wrong, but I think that's the lightest tension position.

post here also: www.forbbodiesonly.com 1975 - 1979 Mopars

Unfortunately mine are in fact set with the most tension. I have a set from a parts car that I can swap out but that probably won’t happen very soon.

Speaking of Uranus and of course pronunciation is a must here.... The old joke goes like this: " What do you think of Uranus as a whole?"

not mine click on the link: MOPAR parts from 1967 Dodge Polara 500 Convertible

It's turning out just like, and even better/more intriguing, that we thought before we launched Jimbo Webb. Note, this is in infrared, meaning this huge blob of dust would be "invisible" in visible light (i.e., there's untold trillions of tons of it out there and we mostly can't see it)...

no idea what year you car is, but just like doing a factory electronic conversion a stable voltage supply would come from an electronic regulator instead of a points style one...as far as an agm battery the main advantage is they are "sealed" and don't have liquid acid in them and so are less...

I stayed with the Corporation through 1980 when they went bankrupt. No talk of fuel injectors at that time at Chrysler. Maybe after Lee Iacocca took over the company that discussion might have taken place.

I've always thought exactly the same on my 75 Town and Country. Seems to lean more to the left.

Hey Gregg B , I suppose, before I give you the answer , I should look up the IMPERIAL….. I have the definitive answer for 1958 - 1959 Chrysler , Dodge , DeSoto , and Plymouth….. I will check , and let you know…… Craig…..

Nope it was real. Someone bought it.