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I don't know if a dual quad is on your shopping list, but this is for sale in the PNW. Mopar 318 poly dual carb intake from a 1957 Plymouth fury - auto parts - by owner - vehicle automotive sale - craigslist

As others have noted, any lift is a compromise unless you have multiples of different kinds. I went with a 4-post for ease of use and stability. After a few years I splurged on a bridge lift for doing tires, brakes, suspension, etc. It's the best compromise for me. The only PITA is if I want to...

@Mr onetwo , in this photo it looks like both vertical posts are leaning inwards? Just curious, it sort of appears the hold-down bolts to the floor aren't tight or ?? If this wasn't planned, I'd hate to see how this would shake out if the posts didn't stay put.

This place is still in business, it's in Fife, WA and looks EXACTLY like the photo. I think it's been there since the 50's or so. If you are anywhere nearby stop in for one of the best burgers on the planet. A bacon double cheeseburger is my go-to any time I'm close enough to stop in.

Can you post some photos of the engine compartment please?

Howdy folks. I've been at this for a while, and am still on the hunt for a matching passenger side mirror to this one that's on my 72 Coronet wagon. Digging into this has gotten me info that this apparently was used on many C-bodies, and clearly on at least one B-body (mine). Does anyone know of...

@MoparGabe , Here's another option. I have a 72 Coronet wagon, and by appearance it has the same radio as yours. Both shafts are on the left with the radio dial on the right. My car is a very nice survivor so I didn't want to cut the dash for a DIN radio or alter it for a standard shaft radio. I...

This is a long shot, but is the spare tire in a well behind the right rear tire, and do you have the cover for it? I doubt it will fit, but I'm looking for a better one for a 72 Coronet wagon.

I'm on FABO much more than for the B's and C's. Currently I'm at nine Mopars but sadly only two of them run. Two trucks (94 TCD 2500 and 82 D150), six A's (two 66 Valiants, one 65 Cuda, one 64 Valiant, one 74 Dart, one 69 Dart). And one lonely B, a 72 Coronet wagon. Some photos of the herd...

FBBO has this forum for wagons: B Body Wagons Also, this thread for wagons: Welcome wagon for wagons

Me too, late to this party. However, congrats! That's an amazing survivor, and it's also my dream car. I need another Mopar like a hole in the head, but I'd make an exception for this one. Enjoy!

Howdy C-Body folks. I lurk here and have spent many a Sunday morning cruising through the site. I'm mostly an A-body guy, but recently bought a 72 Coronet wagon. It has no mirror on the driver side, and I'd like to find a nice one. I did l locate one but it's a bit on the rough side. The part...

Thanks for all the info folks. Looks like the Lemon Squad is the way to go. I'm doing an in-person check, then will have them do a detailed inspection afterwards.

Correct, I'm looking for an inspection company to do this. IIRC Prescott is about 100 miles from Phoenix.

Howdy folks. I'm looking long distance at a B-body located in Prescott, AZ. I'd like to find a company that does classic car inspections in that part of the world. Prescott being fairly small, I'm guessing this might have to come out of Phoenix to get the job done. The only ones I can find...

I bought a small lot of Mopar parts to get some stuff I wanted, but I had to take the whole pile. In the pile was this generator. I have no idea what it goes to or if it works but if you think you can use it, it's yours for free just pay the shipping. I don't know if it will fit in a medium flat...

@Tobias74 I tried to send you a PM but it appears your inbox is full? Can you clear it out and contact me please?

Wow. What a treasure trove. This one looks like my first car, a 52 Studebaker Champion. Mine was a 4-door but the shape on this sure looks familiar.

Searching for a 70 Chrysler 300! Location: SW Washington