WANTED 1967 Dodge Monaco Parts Needed

[Mopar lover]

Hi guys....

Hope you are all doing well..
New to this forum all the way from South Africa.

I have a 1967 Dodge Monaco which I am currently sorting out. I will need 4 wheel cylinders for the brakes as well as a master cylinder.

However here in south Africa, parts are really a nightmare. Therefore, I am considering importing the parts from the States. I would appreciate any leads as to where these parts could be purchased from and which/who specialises in the States on Dodge Monaco parts or brake components on these vehicles.

My friend who repairs/works on some vintage cars as well does not have any parts for my vehicle. However, he has advised me not to get the wheel cylinders and master cylinder reconditioned and rather get new parts.

If anybody could even help me with a gasket set. She has an edelbrock 383. I would most probably also need a gasket set for the diff.

I would really appreciate any leads/guidance as well as advice.

Thanks guys!

 

[mobileparts]

Your title says 1966 -- and your inquiry says 1967 --- and that is where the Master Cylinder changed....
1966 is the " Single " Master Cylinder , while
1967 is the " Dual " Master Cylinder....

If you are not sure what you have , take a picture --- in 1/10th of a second, it will be clear....

I have everything plentifully in stock , and can send it to you.....

Craig......

 

[Mopar lover]

Really Sorry for the confusion

Here is a picture for clarity

 

[mobileparts]

In 1/10th of a second, that IS the 1967 Master Cylinder......

 

[Mopar lover]

Here is a picture of the wheel cylinder as well..

 

[Mopar lover]

In 1/10th of a second, that IS the 1967 Master Cylinder......

Thanks

 

[mobileparts]

Mopar Lover ,
If you know how to access your Private Messages/ " Conversations " --- I gave you the prices for
Your Master Cylinder , the (4) Wheel Cylinders , and the (3) Brake Hoses // all the Hydraulics....

You may not have sufficient privileges as a newbie....
Yours, Craig....

 

[Ross Wooldridge]

Craig @mobileparts as his posts above indicate, is the right guy for your parts. Don't hesitate to buy from him - and get him all the information you can such as you show in your pictures to help him get the right parts.

Many of the Dodges sent to South Africa came from Canada (Windsor assembly plant), and were sent in a partially disassembled state. Due to various reasons (including the fact that the vehicles were Right Hand Drive and used some Plymouth Fury parts), some parts may NOT be the same as USA issue cars - so if there are any questions, the pictures of the parts directly on your vehicle will help him ensure the right parts go into the box.

 

[Mopar lover]

Craig @mobileparts as his posts above indicate, is the right guy for your parts. Don't hesitate to buy from him - and get him all the information you can such as you show in your pictures to help him get the right parts.

Many of the Dodges sent to South Africa came from Canada (Windsor assembly plant), and were sent in a partially disassembled state. Due to various reasons (including the fact that the vehicles were Right Hand Drive and used some Plymouth Fury parts), some parts may NOT be the same as USA issue cars - so if there are any questions, the pictures of the parts directly on your vehicle will help him ensure the right parts go into the box.

thanks for the info my brohter..
Appreciate it

i am talking to him..

 

[MoPar~Man]

Very interesting what they did with the windshield wipers.

Mopar lover please post your fender tag!​