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Todd’s Restoration in the Twin Cities area repaired my 65 speedo. Todd is a member here.

I found a pair of 69 RR blue retractors ,in a junkyard pick box, they both work , the inner steel bracket is toast, the belts themselves are quite nice, I'm adding these for parts , same price as before.

Just keep chipping away at it as you can, even if not for a full day on a Sunday. Unfortunately, with today's junk parts, tools and even equipment, I find myself having to do things sometimes twice more and more often which always makes everything more frustrating.

Buy a sheet metal shrinker and stretcher fab up some replacement pieces using the old cut out metal as templates and weld in all new metal is the best way to go.

Thank you Eldubb440! He took these pictures when he helped me bring the R/T home after its alignment. Then we went for a (break-in and debug) drive. My car is now a driver. I was starting to feel like I was never going to drive it. (I am going to repost this on my thread too.) Eldubb440...

Good stuff Doug! Happy to see you out there getting rounds in.

I used this company Blue Bee Printing to make my 440 4 BBL hood stickers. They made them quick and quality was great. I had them made on the more expensive reflective material.

Good news. If the breather is truly plugged, the squealing was likely from air being sucked in the crank seal.

Do you still have this? Ship to 43031?

Pull the tail housing off. I have parts. Probably broke the park gear. Doug

BREAKING: ALASKA AIRLINES JUST GROUNDED EVERY SINGLE PLANE - NATIONWIDE SHUTDOWN.. isn't trump just visit that location?

I think RemCharger nailed it. I removed the breather (temporarily of course), drove the car and got it up to operating temperature. Squealing is gone. I believe the breather was plugged up and not allowing fresh air to enter the crankcase. I sprayed carb cleaner into the breather and swished...

Supposedly 512, it also had the rear axle moved 2.5" forward along with the wheel wells, hence the "busy" paint job, motor setback 1", staggered wheels for greater rollout on the starting line. All this is talk from over the years.

How would these switches mount when replacing the old ones though?

Happy Birthday, and many more. Enjoy your day!

Same here, but with the right rim and color combo, these cars look good. The interiors are the best.

we discussed my tips at Carlisle :D

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as stated above...... I remove the lead, repair the metal, and weld it solid...... I like Marine Tex grey for a base filler over my welds

I am looking for 2 older Centerlines 15x7 or 15x6 very nice condition. Large bolt pattern and the back space is about 3.6" Brushed not polished please. Thanks,