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Looks like a turd with wings.

Ford Explorers or Durangos around here. Also the odd Grand Cherokee. Those Mustangs made for a pretty tight "office" for the day.

How many do you need, Mike? I can dig through my stuff, and see what I have. Dave

Give Laysons a try. They have a lot of different clips

Beautiful! Congratulations on your restoration.

Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. Good luck with your Charger project. Thanks for your pictures.

Happy Birthday, jprather, and many more. Enjoy your day!

Looks restorable from this side.

Sounds like a government thing: trying to get $$$ from dead folks. LOL

Someone on here posted that they sourced a John Deere O-ring that worked. Go to "Search Forums" and you might find it.

WTF????

Nice wagon with a great stance!

I hope to get some pictures of my friend's AWB clone tomorrow. It passed its Ontario safety inspection, and now has licence plates. Yay! The car currently has a bench seat in it, but he has picked up a nice pair of van seats for it. I will pass on your seat bracket dimensions to him tomorrow, Jeff.

Turtle was likely faster.

1968 and up have a different idler arm and mounting system than 1967. K-frame is different to accommodate newer style idler arm.

That is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thanks heaps, Jeff. Dave

We used to head over to South Mountain from Carlisle show about 4 p.m. on Friday night. The one year we were there, we witnessed a classic showdown between Dick Landy and his '68 Hemi Dart against Ronnie Sox and his '68 Hemi 'Cuda. Never to be repeated!

A little trick to ease heater hose installation is to dab some Vaseline or silicon grease inside tubing. Another tip is to NEVER use Armorall to shine up heater hoses. It degrades the rubber, and they will eventually sweat antifreeze. Ask me how I know!

Happy Birthday, Joey, and many more. Thanks for this site! Enjoy your day!

Happy Birthday, Green 72, and many more. Enjoy your day!