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SOLD NOS rimblow steering wheel
Steering wheel has been sold- RWCearley
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- Forum: Mopar Interior Parts For Sale
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Rebuilding my 1966 Plymouth Sport Fury...
Welcome from Virginia!!- kowalski1970
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- Forum: Welcome Wagon
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New to this forum, but just a big Mopar guy at heart
Welcome from Virginia!!- kowalski1970
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- Forum: Welcome Wagon
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Pulling seized engine
Yeah I’d definitely prefer to leave the tranny in, mostly because my cherry picker isn’t the best and partly because I’ll be doing this job alone and that’s a lot of mass to have to control solo. But pulling the whole front clip off is definitely an option, front bumper and grill are crunched anyhow- SludgeWizard
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- Forum: Engine, Transmission & Driveline
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For Sale Dash Radio Speaker Grills
Got it, let me figure out inbox- Bigasawhale2
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- Forum: Mopar Interior Parts For Sale
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Seat upholstery L2B3
Just be aware that it would be nothing short of a miracle if SMS procures and ships what you need before your container leaves in 3 weeks. Months to years is their usual lead time.- Fireflite56
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- Forum: Interior
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NOT MINE 1970 Chrysler 300 convertible (silver, $11k ask in Memphis TN)
Yes, but the centers on the car for sale are not later Road Wheel centers, they are the A-B-E types with the big scallops around the lugnuts. Specifically, they are the later A&B ones ('75-newer?) with the replaceable center like in my first picture.- fury fan
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- Forum: For Sale Ads From Other Sites
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Rear axle bearing vendor choices
Timken is a good brand, with many parts still made in the USA. I did a rear end rebuild on my '59 DeSoto last year and most of the original parts I removed were Timken. I looked up all of the factory part numbers in the parts book and then used a website to cross those to the Timken numbers to...- Fireflite56
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- Forum: Engine, Transmission & Driveline
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What is this wagon?
Same here re:when I was younger. Though I prefer the ’70-’71 noses, the ’72-’73 Monaco looks better than most any new car. The styling even looks restrained next to some of the evil-looking ones of today—Lexus/Toyota, BMW, and Nissan especially.- Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic
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- Forum: Mopar Wagons