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My 72 Polaras getting delivered to my house 13 years ago....I don't want to talk about it.

Spotted this in Vermont.

Try Murray Park Tiffin OH. 419-448-0293. He has a website but I can't get the link to work.

The Mod Squad.

I believe these were used on station wagon applications where you would need extra braking power without having to stomp on the pedal, towing a trailer for example. These use a different metering valve (the one that bolts to the frame rail) than the Bendix units. Great score.

Rimblow steering wheel, decent core will need restoration, comes with second wheel and a NOS horn switch, Part # 3467179. 1972 parts book list this as fitting Plymouth, Dodge, Chrysler, Imperial, with or without tilt. Items are located in MA. $ 175.00 including shipping to anywhere in the United...

72 Polara hood.

Hey Big_John Bill Rolick has that clip listed in group 8 page 4 of his catalog part # 2356 if I remember correctly five bucks, it's not listed for C body but it's the same.

You can interchange one for the other but the distribution block on the frame rail is different.

When I was a kid there was an RV dealership near me that sold these, pretty wild looking and powered by a Mopar 413.

As far as I know if you want a direct replacement it would have to come from a 72/73 station wagon, they used a Midland Ross booster, the other models used a Bendix.

Yes it does, I'll grab those and check out the clip retainer situation.

Rough lower trim piece:

If you have part numbers you can check E bay, or parts voice, there are a few still out there but after 50 years even NOS will need some work.

Following items included: 69-74 BB with A/C heater hose shield, 66-68 BB with A/C idler pulley spacer, 69-74 BB with A/C idler pulley spacer, #7 & # 8 spark plug brackets, 70 & up rear fuel line kit, 70 & up heater hose bracket, assorted corbin clamps & intake manifold ports, # 1481 throttle...

Wow that's a great run of photo's, really interesting rides from back in the day. Thanks for posting.

I used Firm Feel when I rebuilt the front end of my 72 Polara, great quality and they were willing to answer any questions I had.