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I think nacho-r/t74 is correct on this one. I think this happened when I had a fire and changed the under hood wiring harness from a junkyard car.

Oh, you might want to be careful as the horn probably has constant power. Your car could turn over by itself. Can't remember how I fixed it ,but it wasn't too hard. It was funny when it happened.

I had that problem 30 plus years ago. I believe it was mismatched steering column wiring, as they changed the harnesses for different years. Could be as simple as reversing the two wires at the junction.

First I have to learn how to use this site. I'm not too good on computers. I don't even have a cell phone.

I've seen your car before, but can't put a name to it. I'm sure we know a lot of the same people. I'm Ken.

I've worked on many makes of vehicles since I was 15. I'm now 56 and still going strong. Mopars are my favorite, and I've owned many. Most of my cars have been A-bodies as my parents bought a 70 dart new. My favorite B- body was a 69 road runner 383 4spd 4bbl with the fresh air package. Sure...

I've been clearing out parts I'll never use and decided to sell my 440 six pack carbs and air cleaner I bought in 1982. They have been in my mother's basement in a box for 41 years. Before I sell them I wanted to know exactly what I had. The carbs are in good condition, but look at least ten...