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I bought a pail about 5 years ago ($125.00) and decided with the low volume of carb rebuilds I was doing now days, I had to add a chemical surcharge to my billing. Mike

If I recall correctly, the 66 column is very similar to the 65, even using the same TS switch. 67 year began the collapsible style column. Mike

I had great results with KLQ in Rochester, MN. Mike

This amount of misalignment may not bother operation if you are not driving aggressively. Belt drives can work with small misalignment, not ideal but, it will depend on RPM. Mike

Looks like you should start a new career! Mike

You may be able to unhook the return hose at the pump and direct the flow into a waste oil container and plug the tube on the pump. Start the motor and add new fluid while a second person rotates the steering wheel back and forth. Mike

Are you using the OEM 2004 PS pump? If so, it may be outputting too much pressure for the 1970 steering gear. Just my quick thoughts. Mike

Not really. Chrysler used the same style gaskets through out the B engine production. Did your machinist finish for the steel gaskets or composition type gaskets? Mike

I pulled the iron V-10 out of my 94 2500 with a homemade plate with no issues. Mike

Sorry. I was using my age for a baseline (74)! Mike

Try your local auto parts store. They will need the number from the tag/screw holding the top on. It's a very simple carburetor and you can disassemble and clean (spray carb cleaner) it yourself. Blow out all the passages with compressed air and follow the carb kit instructions carefully. Mike

Check for exhaust leaks. Mike

Well I don't know but, obviously it presses something into something else! Ignorance can be fixed with education-stupid is mainly a genetic disorder! Mike

Is this a test? Or don't you really know? Mike

Up in my neighborhood it used to get down as low as -40* and tens of thousands of people would drive their standard transmission vehicles to work on those cold mornings! Mike

Use a rust converter product to stop the rust, then seal it . No need to sand all the rust off, you're going to cover it all up anyway. Mike

The only way to know is to check the angles. Mike

No. Mike

I like 1/8" masonite for the door cards. Mike

Bob, you should know how to spell Belvedere by now! Mike