Recent content by 67 Mopar

That's the way to do it... Get it all in one go! That's how I did mine just recently. I didn't have a lift though... I used my rotisserie for the lifting and lowering. A little more tedious perhaps, but it got the job done just the same.

Down in North Woodstock, New Hampster.... well, up in Woodstock from your perspective. The old Lost River area. My wife & I haven't been through there since our own children were about the same age as the granddaughters, so it was a cool generational outing.

Took the grandkids out for a walk in the woods, exploring a few caves, and enjoying a little natural air conditioning via ice melt water running through the rocks. They had a great day!

All set... Thanks Guys!

Cool Beans! Shoot me a PM, and let me know what your asking for them.

Ayuh... I posted there as well. Thanks

I'm looking for a set of these for my 67 Charger restoration. I had one set missing prior to restoration, so the window never operated correctly. Now I'm trying to get the Charger back together and on the road again... but this time with all the necessary parts :)

Added an Engine & Transmission

If you need any help Bob, or have questions, give me a shout. Mike (Musicman)

A combo valve would be required... Prop valve and residual valve for the rear drums, and a metering valve for the front disc's... and a disc/drum master cylinder.

I memory serves, the Ram Man has 14" kits. If so, it might be worth a phone call anyway.

Cleaning more parts for the windows prior to install. Painted the new pump and housing... I'll be putting that back on the block today.

Put the door handles, locks, actuators and other stuff on yesterday.

Started cleaning the regulators and other items.