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I too switch out the rubber bushings in my previous 1976 Volare Road runner. I bought the solid bushings from Firm Feel. I installed them when I rebuilt the front end in the car. Here's one of the bushings (circled in red). Here's what the originals looked like when I removed them....*yikes*

The VIN tag is held on the frame with rosette style rivets. They can be bought so you can swap your original VIN tag onto a dash frame. Any A/C dash frame from a Satellite or Road runner will work - the frames were all the same (non-ralley or ralley style). I do believe the difference in A/C...

Dan, will you be installing frame connectors?

That rad is gorgeous!!

You can see them here under the ashtray.

Hmmm, I just learned something new - thanks Chad! :thumbsup:

Chad, the white units I think are 1972 & up units. On the photo above the two open holes on either side of the fan switch are for the dash lights. The white plastic unit only has one hole for the dash light, that's another indicator that its a 72 & up unit. Or, I'm completely off as I've not...

Chad, the one you found on the internet looks to be somewhat correct, but the number of connectors looks off. The mounting pattern is the same. Here's a pic of the back of my blower motor switch. I assume the non A/C and A/c one would be the same.

The factory put a small plastic plug there - like this one.

Drader - the bracket you purchased from Classic Industries is to be positioned further back on the intake. The bolt pattern is for the last two holes on the intake. The area between the bolt holes on the bracket does not have the clearance to sit above the #5 & 7 intake ports like your stock one...

I have a complete OEM leather shifter boot, pistol grip shifter, shifter box and rods for a 1971 bench seat set-up for sale. Looks like this.

I forgot to add that I doubled up on the furnace wrap stuff - you can see the thickness in the cut out hole edges.

Yes Dan, the top stuff that is labelled is peel & stick Dynamat. The lower stuff is the stuff you find at Home Depot that is used to wrap furnace ducting. I used the Gorilla glue in a spray can to glue it to the firewall.

Perfect time to start applying some sound deadner...

Here you can see what some of the holes are for on the passenger side.

You could try to fit it this way.

Or you can improve the firewall insulation by doing it this way.

When you're adjusting the hood do the following. Make sure all 4 bolts are snug. On the front bolts where the hood attaches to the hinge have a helper push the front edge of the hood as high as possible so the bolt is at the highest in the adjustment slot on the hinge. Then make sure the rear...

Yup, that's me. That's why it took 14 years to finish mine. Many times I wanted to say "@#%& it" but put my nose to the grindstone and kept going. Now it's time to enjoy it.

Firm feel has them. https://www.firmfeel.com/b_body_mopar_parts.html