Recent content by 69_XS29L

It would appear that carburetors, along with a few other items are specifically excluded.

White's SmokeJumpers, steel toe. Custom fit and hand built in Spokane, WA. Lifetime commitment because of the price, can be a bear to break in. I've had mine rebuilt twice in the last 26 years, don't wear them as much as I used to. Vibram sole, lined, waterproof welt, very solid. I had a...

I'll take it, how do you want to be paid? Good luck and thanks, Mike.

Give the guys at SeatbeltSolutions.com a look. They refurbish and manufacture belts in the U.S. to U.S. instead of Chinese/EBay/Walmart standards.

To reconstruct the fractured/missing grill mounts of my '69 I bought some sheet ABS on Amazon and went the PlastiFix route. I used a jewelers's saw/knife/Dremel for snug fit and to shape the bevel and some very fine fiberglass matting from a hobby store to reinforce it. This worked very well to...

There is a old book from the early '80s by Dave Emanuel "Super Tuning and Modifying Carter Carburetors". There is also an updated version from a few years back as well as some factory racing literature/stuff from back in the day. None will replace the experience of learning like lewto184 seems...

Shipped to NV, I'll take it if you still have it.

Original color go to the area under the front fenders, knock some undercoating off. Inside of the trunk lid. Don't think even Chrysler kept track of options by VIN, at least nowhere publicly available, but there is more than one place to find a broadcast sheet and possibly more than one per...

Think it had more to do with build date. My '69 Charger is an early build, all 68 date coded parts, '68 doors, turquoise engine etc. No headrests. Good luck, Chango

Does not HF sell more than one grade of dolly? I am generally anti-Chinese, but bought some on sale for emergency use in a storage unit, must be the heavier ones, am very happy with them. These guys build and sell everything that moves cars in shops: http://www.accessiblesystems.com/ If you...

Tape A/C installers use a shiny aluminum foil tape, size of a small roll of duct tape, approx 2+ in wide. Easy to work and use, sticks well even in heat. Can be buffed with polishing cloth if you scuff it on the install. Never used Bare Metal, but I'm thinking the A/C tape is likely thicker...

Download '66 service manual Access my 4shared account here: http://www.4shared.com/zip/ljPEm-3D/1966_plymouth_service_manual.html Kinda crude and search function doesn't seem to work, but it will get you what you need. Good luck, Mike

66 Plymouth Not much mention of ignition here and that is surprising. Ignition problems act like fuel problems and vice versa, especially on points setups. In my experience the electronic ignition setups tend to be all or nothing, runs or it don't. A good tune up is always the first place to...

Differentials CHAZ.. If you have the welded cover 8 3/4 then Mancini Racing as well as a number of others sell complete limited slip differential units, drop right in. Mancini and Randy's Ring and Pinion sell replacement parts, and the Randy's website has a huge amount of technical info...

Hazards As I recall my hazard flasher is located near the kick panel on the left side. It is wired into the same harness as the two pink wires from the brake light switch on the pedal, as the hazards override the brake lights when they are on. Your problem could be as simple as a flasher, but...