Recent content by Dean Prevolos

Contact Chris "Topher," McGinnis, 980-329-5938 for new relays. Topher@headlightmotorman.com

excellent recommendation before he removes the adapter.

Thank you

I have a 67 Charger and the replacement vertical rubber weatherstrip requires no adhesive. Mine fit so tight I had to use a lubricant like dishsoap to get it to slide in. It stays in place on its own. That's my experience.

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I am labeling all of my wires on my new M&H under dash harness before I install it. I have my Service Manual wiring diagram and I have marked up my wiring diagram with the color codes. I see the red wire with white tracer #L31 on the wiring diagram ( see photos) and it goes to the engine...

Now that is truly a "rust bucket". Hopefully you will complete the build and you will have a really special rat rod. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent article about Walter Chrysler, thanks for posting the link.

That happened to me and I don't have a welder, so I boiught an extractor drill bit set. You drill a hole into the broken bolt and insert the correct size bolt extractor and turn it counter-clockwise to extract. Just make sure you use a punch to get the drill centered, drill into the broken bolt...

Good point Mike, thank you.

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Thank you qkcuda. One of the two photos I posted matches your jack instruction decal. The only difference I can see between the two I posted is the inflation chart on the bottom. Is the location on the right side or left side of the deck lid? Thanks

They seem to have all of the years for other models but not this one part number. So I guess the 67 Charger is not a decal worth making. Hopefully I will find one at Hershey this year. Thanks for your help.

Thank you for the photo. The part is #2461138G, does your decal have that number on it? Just curious. See attached photo of what appears to be a correct decal from Herb's, which is out of stock.

#2461138G - Not in their catalog