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im hoping some can ID these parts for a 1970 challenger for me, im putting the car back together and somehow i can remember where these go, any help would be much appreciated

Hi, We are a Classic car restoration shop and we have moved to a larger facility from our old location and looking to rename our shop as we have never been really happy with out current name and looking for something fresh to go with our new larger shop and have it for our grand opening in the...

hi, im looking to date code this block and what hp it has, its 440 2536430-10 1 7 72 any info would be much appreciated

Im looking for a complete 1970 bumper jack assembly complete, must be correct for 1970 and complete, if you have one or know where i can find one it would be much appreciated, please pm me if you can help

pics of floor here are some pics of the floor

if, i were to consider this car price would have to come down or in a trade he would have to add something or money to the trade, my porsche is worth at least $27000.i talked to a friend of mine owns a classic car restoration shop and he has question marks about the car but the only way to judge...

the plan was to trade me porsche 911 for a car or cash( link earlier in post) .today i also got a trade offer for a 1973 cuda, waiting for more details on that, just want to get a equal value trade for what my car is worth (about $25000-30). and while im still learning about mopars this forum...

here is more info about the car from the owner, The last body and paint work to this car was done 16 years ago. It is all original metal with no replacement quarters, fenders, door skins etc. The work was done with the methods and materials that were available @ that time. It was not a high...

the vin on the car starts with XS29L8B

the car has the "L" code in the vin so its a rt. after doing some research there are a few place that make replacement fender tags, do those look original ?

i just found out fender tag is missing, owner said it was missing when he bought the car. i think i will pass on it as im sure that would bring its value down

the 72 doesnt do it for me, love the 68, and 69-70 style better

also how hard would it be to find a date coded block ( numbers matching) that is correct for this car

one of the options was to trade this car for the charger, a 1984 porsche 911 slantnose conversion http://www.flickr.com/photos/29612968@N03/

hi, i checked it is a rt "L" code