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We all get stuff wrong... Don't like it but it happens... The gray matter is getting grayer... :lol:
I had some of those tabs, the came in a Helwig sway bar kit.... I didn't use them on that car.. But they came in handy on another car..
But the tabs are still the same on the stock lower control arms. No they aren't... The 70 & up sway bar tabs are inboard probably 3.5"
1970 & up
1969 & earlier
.093 is the common size, used for T/S and most of the Ignition wires... The main power leads are bigger, around .139 I believe... Those are virtually impossible to find anymore... I got six of them eight or none years ago and they were hard to find then....
The SUV/Exploder/Firestone issues were in the 90's...
The Firestone 721 issues were in the 70's...
The Firestone 500 issues were in the 60's..
Anyone see a pattern? I simply don't use Firestone Tires....... But plenty of other tires have their problems too....
If you look at the front jamb of the door you'll see a significant dimple about two inches above the lower hinge..
And on the body look about four inches below the upper hinge for a similar dimple... I have pictures on my phone but they don't want to load on my computer and I don't even attempt...
Apparently one of the areas where Mopar saved a few pennies on most Plymouths... Pretty common on a Coronet R/T...
Oh, 540 isn't the only way to get the belt line moldings.. Also part of package 353...
Here's a 68 Sales Brochure...
The GTX was the top of the line.. It came with lots of trim as standard equipment... I'd be more concerned about a GTX without trim than one with trim....
Well that eliminates a lot of things... Either exhaust or something is transferring from the engine to the body... Engine mounts,Trans mount, exhaust touching a body part not isolated by a rubber mount...