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I dropped the engine off at the machine shop on Friday, today they already started working on it. First step after an initial assessment of all the parts was to check the Crankshaft. Other then minor straightening it just needed a good polishing. The dings you see are there from the factory...

You should just pull the rear drum and measure the width, that way you know the correct size as noted. As noted, some Canadian produced cars had 11' x 2" rear brakes, most of the rest were 11" x 2.5". The best way to know for sure is to visually check. Measure the shoe, not the drum. Dave

I had a 1972 Barracuda that I bought new when my son was born. I never saw a reason to sell it. I still have it. I never understood how much crap people have to drag around for one little kid. A lot of kids, that is a different story.

Somebody weld a roof back on that thing.

You must pull one Rear Brake Drum --- N O Brake Drum Puller Required.... 90 % plus of a Chrysler had 11 " x 2 1 / 2 " Rear Brake Shoes ( 2 1 /2 " is the Brake Shoe width ) Less than 10 % of a Chrysler had 11 " x 2 " Rear Brake Shoes ( 2 " is the Brake Shoe width )

The Engine is fresh out of the hot tank now. I cleaned off all the casting flashings before that. The Block is ready to get rebuilt now. :)

Boy, that must of been a quick sale. Don't even think it was listed a week. Even more surprisingly a blizzard during that time period.

I like customs generally but I never understood people who try to chop the roof of a forwardlook era hardtop. I mean, one of the major things that Exner did was lower the roofline. Any lower just looks pancaked to me. That's too bad..

Hey all! Have a 66 Newport I'm planning to redo the rear drum brakes on. Is there any way to tell the shoe size without taking them apart? I know they came with different sizes, so unsure of what is correct to order. Any help is appreciated. Thank You!

Yeah I was just looking at a website called Sonny's upholstery he's got some pretty good reviews haven't called them yet but yeah that's where I'm at now

I would hit the mopar show in north phoenix this coming saturday 3/15, and asking some owners of the cars that have good looking interior jobs where they got theirs done.

unfortunately the guy in glendale, a brother in law of my neighbor, did a crap job and I plan to redo them after I'm done with the engine project. He reused most of the old foam after I told him I wanted new foam and covers made then tried to hide it by wrapping the old foam in burlap to keep...

I tried Bell upholstery. But got the same response. Find the seat foam

I'd like the address or name of the place in Glendale. I'm having the same problem as everyone else here. Thanks in advance!!!