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Nice! :thumbsup:

You're correct. And the rubber one that's on my '62 Dodge is a little different than the later years also. It's a little hard to find the exact one. They look similar to the later ones but won't work. The later ones have the metal bracket centered under the rubber block. This is the one I have.

I'd like to see a picture of the spring for a mount. :)

Very clean Long Roof :thumbsup:

The cutout for the hose goes at the top. Here's some info and parts... Post in thread 'Photos Wanted - Fan Shroud' Photos Wanted - Fan Shroud

Just the bare setup when there is no power steering or AC. Both pulleys are 7" Dia. and a single groove alternator pulley. Not what you are looking for.

Just a single pulley all the way around. Thought I'd give you a number using the ECP.

So if I'm correct you would need the big block K frame or the kit to swap. Refresh my memory.

I'm using the 22" ECP radiator in my '62. 440 and stock water pump. Measures 3" from pump pulley surface to radiator core.

What engine did your car originally have. Mine had a 361 and the 440 bolted right in.

I'd remove your personal information from your add. Ask to be contacted by private conversation.

Napa part #440-1056 for front drums but you'll have to drill out the swedged studs to separate the hub from the original drum and replace the studs with knurled ones. Should be Napa #440-1129 for the rears. The rear drum center hole is just a little bigger than the front drums. I found that...

Yeah, @jeepdid the same to me in post #12. They need to move the red x for people thumbing on their phones.

Big difference between the Plymouth and Dodge...

I'm not a '65 expert but would removing the glove box help? I know it works on some models.

Just goes to show you they're still out there! And just five miles from home :rolleyes: Looks like the blue one might have had a little racing history?

I thought you were talking about the roof seal. Looks like part of it is missing. Now I see your sill plate is removed. Metro handles the door seals. I've always heard people having problems with all of these aftermarket seals being too thick and can't get their doors to close. I used my...

You might have to go with Steel. I couldn't find the roof seal on Metro's site. You could contact Joe Suchy. https://www.steelerubber.com/hardtop-roof-rail-weatherstrip-70-3812-68

Metro Super Soft Roof Seal Read carefully because there's a trick to the location at the back window. The seal is made with a pocket at that location. Post in thread 'Taking Up New Residence' Taking Up New Residence Don't know why you don't bookmark my build thread for references or just PM...

Not any reproduction parts like fenders, chrome ect but there's always a parts car out there if you look hard enough. I bought quite a few parts on here and ebay. If I found a better piece than what was on the car I would buy it. Mechanical parts can be the same as newer models for a few...