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https://bobsclassicautoglass.com/

Welcome!

Posted yesterday, stinks of scam.

That's pretty cool :)

That wouldn't be hot with key on and no engine running?

My first source for anything Imperial. This info is probably 15 years old minimum, but the advice still holds. Rubber Care For Your Chrysler Imperial

I believe those clips are original. Here's a pic from eBay of the retainer package. Those were sold, but I see Arizona Parts with our own @marty mopar has them in stock. You need to double check the part number though. Parts

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I used to crack into old car batteries as a child. Learned PLENTY about corrosives, lead, lead salts, and how to reclaim stuff that way. I'm SURE some EPA-Child-Snatcher-Agency would grab any child learning this way in the U.S.A. today. Kept a jelly jar w over 10 lbs of hot mercury in it...

I posted some additional advice in your welcome thread. Good to know that DL27L0D208692 is in good hands!

Hello, I posted this hear as opposed to the engine area because I was hoping someone within the Formal Years forum could shine some light on a set of headers or HP manifolds that work with a 74. I have heard good and bad of things with headers but after looking at the 68-69 HP manifolds I do not...

Hi, she have bench seat. Two tone, light blue/blue. Legendary and sms got e-mail, let's see what they got. Thanks for advise.

Not knowing the trim code, does the car have a normal 2-dr front seat or factory buckets? I concur on the sources mentioned above. Unless Legendary has a kit for your car, it'll be you get the materials and then find a good trim shop to sew it all together. Check out the Color and Trim Guides...

In general, the word "Chevy" is usually involved when "headers" are mentioned. That has seemed to be where many people's experience or knowledge of "headers" comes from. Reason? Chevies NEED help in the area of exhaust manifolds. They did have some '60s Corvette cast iron Rams Horn manifolds...

I didn't have time to watch and listen to the whole thread, but yes, lots of excellent trivia stuffed into his brain, and a few errors would be permissable! Admirable, for sure!

Agree, I don't think he is correct. I owned a '68 300 for a few years and it had power drums.

This is a OEM Big Block Mopar Coil Bracket. It is original, not a china knockoff, and is in good condition, but could use a cleanup. $15.00. Local pickup or buyer pays shipping.

This is a OEM Mopar 1970 to 74 Heat Riser Shaft, Counter weight, and spring. #3418410fa. They are original, not china knockoffs. They are in good condition, just could use a cleanup. $25.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

He also said that they didn't have power vent windows, but it was indeed an option. But hey, I can certainly excuse a few inaccuracies when a person has so much vehicular trivia to sort through in his brain :) Now what that car DID have which was pretty rare (and seems to be gone) is the...