Recent content by jmpric

Yes sir, it is.

Original part, very nice condition. Asking $125 plus shipping.

I have a '68 Coronet that I was looking to upgrade the front discs to Wilwoods. The first ones I bought didn't work with the Wilwood caliper, but I finally found a set that did. So one of these sets is the original stock disc spindles (first 4 photos), and the other are supposedly B body...

I'm looking to buy the same setup for my '68 Coronet. The cheapest I've found is here: http://www.discountbodyparts.com/catalog/?Ntt=1968+Dodge+Charger+Fuel+Tank&DBPCID=GGLSEA Not sure if you want galvanized steel or not. Summit seems to have a good selection. I can't stand Rock Auto's website...

Yeah i have a 440 engine so I'll go with the 3/8".

I like that thinking. I think I will go 3/8".

I have a '68 Coronet 440. I'm planning on converting the fuel port to the top rear qtr panel, a la the '68 Charger. I'm getting the whole setup - tank, sending unit, straps, pad, filler tube, etc. So do I need the sending unit with a 5/16" line or 3/8" line? I've been reading that the 440...

The only thing I'll say about buying a project car is that you can restore it exactly how YOU want, especially if you want a resto-mod. And you don't have to do everything at once. Part of the fun is upgrading things over time. I bought my '68 Coronet with the engine/tranny out of the car...

Yeah, it's a resto-mod for sure. And me living in CA, I hope they don't ever decide to smog-check these old cars.

Black steelies with white letter tires fo sho!

That's good to know. So I should go ahead and order the non-EEC tank regardless?

Thanks Rick, I'll check.

I've got a '68 Coronet, of which I'm planning to change the gas tank to a '68 Charger tank, with the filler tube running out the side of the tank to the top of the rear quarter. My question is this: I'm assuming I don't need a tank with EEC, since I believe that didn't originate until 1970 or...

How about the one with the three fat guys? It's not so bad. I must admit I watch almost all of them at times, even though I can't stand some of the "characters" in them. I just like seeing what they do to these cars. And maybe I can learn something along the way.