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I agree. My '62 looks better with the hood closed but someone will always ask to see what's in it. I've asked to see under the hood at shows before and when I did, I seen why the owner didn't want anyone to see it!

Some are having a machine shop regrind used ones and heat treat them.

:popcorn:

Smells like a C body

Or the hood opened! Lol

1969 Dodge Xplorer

Lynch Road MI

It's not always about Chevy motors in a Mopar, I never liked it when someone had a Chevy motor in a Ford whether it was a street rod or not. I call it crossbreeding. Maybe bastardsizing.

Could be a tire with separated cords. Sometimes you'll see a wavy tread pattern when it happens.

Thanks for sharing :thumbsup: Person with the Hemi GTX wouldn't pop his hood? Really a sweet ride! Great color combo.

When you're done with the ls swap maybe you could consider making it a four door?

By the sound of it you probably won't even need to start the car. Jack up the rear and turn one of the wheels back and forth. Also see if there is any play in the pinion shaft at the yoke. A bad bearing or something broken or something loose will be noticeable.

Not liking the hand done patina. Would have looked better with the red and white. Why???

1962 CHRYSLER newport town and country wagon Interior seats and door panels just redone Hemi Dual Spark plug heads Aluminum radiator Fastx computer with coils hidden under manifold Power booster stops great Runs and drives great 19500obo Car is located in Miami Florida

Digging the Candy Stripes! :thumbsup: Have any pictures of it before the disassembly?

There isn't always a tracking number to follow after it leaves the USA. Several times I had a package coming from overseas and I had conformation it left the seller but couldn't track it until it hit New York. Then I could track it.