rapidtransitrick
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SHOW US YOUR PROJECT!!!!!!!!:eusa_clap:
here you go I will get it started she is a 440 powered '75 NYB 4 door hardtop
http://s762.photobucket.com/albums/xx261/moparmaniac75/75%20new%20yorker/ I ripped the carpet out when I found that the floor was full of water where it needs new weatherstripping on that note where in the heck can I get weatherstripping for it I have looked and looked and can't find any for a '75
Most of you do not want to see my projects, I get hate mail.
And you never will....where in the heck can I get weatherstripping for it I have looked and looked and can't find any for a '75
You asked............
1970 dodge polara Convertible, 440, bucket seats, 3:23 sure grip, Cornering lights, power disc brakes, power steering, Tilt wheel,power windows, Am / FM multiplex, air and road wheels are a few of the more important options.
This car is one of three known built for the tournament of Roses parade on New Years day 1970.
I have had this car ten years and have nothing done........
And you never will.
Ask me how I know....
Do you want the short story or the long story???
Steelerubber has the beltline door seals and the trunk seal. Haven't been able to find anything else. Is it possible to find NOS roofline seals anywhere?
https://secure.steelerubber.com/search_frameset.php
Steele has the roof rail seals for the sedan only.Steelerubber has the beltline door seals and the trunk seal. Haven't been able to find anything else. Is it possible to find NOS roofline seals anywhere?
https://secure.steelerubber.com/search_frameset.php
I have heard many times that they will make it for you ---if you provide a sample??
Been there, done that.
You pay for the dies and tooling. Got $3,000???
You asked............
I have had this car ten years and have nothing done........
Ok here's my submission. Most have already seen pics of my car. She's a daily driver and I love to hop in and fire her up first thing in the morning. Maybe Im stupid but modern cars just cannot replace the feeling I get when I’m behind the wheel of a big fuselage Chrysler. I've been slowly upgrading as time and money allow (with specificity on the phrase "money allows"). As of late I’ve started to seal the floor pan with POR 15 as the original rug that I pulled out was extremely nasty with mold, condensation and other crap. The sheet metal is intact but has surface rust that I want to clean up. The seats and dashboard are in excellent condition in fact the dashboard is still soft and smooth almost as if it came of the assembly line just recently..the lady who previously owned the car had it under a tarp for god knows how long after she stopped driving. I've also rebuilt the top end of the 383, which is sufficient but I definitely have more plans for it in the future. Hopefully I have the floor covered and a few other things taken care of before going out to Carlisle this year.:yes: