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I bought this radiator for my 67 Coronet with a 440 stroker and it works great and is cheap. http://www.championradiators.com/dodge-coronet-26-inch-big-block-radiator-66-74 I used a used mercedes fan for my car but there are plenty of other choices for electric fans.

From what I know. The stock 15x7 mopar 68 and up wheel, centers the tire perfectly in the wheel well. "I think the backspacing is 4.25" but I'm not sure." And 275/60/15's do fit with 15x7's but not well with 15x8's. I believe the car needs to be jacked up a bit and you have to be careful...

This stance will cost you a lot if you do it. It was worth it to me to have the right look. First thing I did was minitub and move in the leaf springs so I could fit 325/50/15 M/T drag radials. There is a ridge on the inside of the wheel well just above the fender lip that will need to be...

Here's my 67 with steelies

Here's a few pictures of my setup. It's a 20 gal. fuel cell.

I was told 60 to 66 half ton dodge pickups and mid 60's studabakers. I think mine are from pickups but I'm not sure. I know I had trouble finding them. Then I had to widen the rear wheels and then I used newer front wheels since they had a better offset. I just welded in 1/2" bolts so the...

Well, I stand corrected. I've seen several 67 Coronets with the older style that looked to be all original. But it would be easy for the owner to put different rims and tires on. I have a 67 Coronet 500 that I still have the 14" rims and full hub caps. I'm going to see if the older style...

I would like to respectively, clarify that the 67 on down used older, bigger caps and the 68 on up used the newer smaller ones. They differ by 1" in diameter.

Here are a few more pictures. It's in storage right now so I don't have good lighting. I took a lot of detailed pictures of tubbing and moving in the leaf springs but none of the fuel cell so here are some pictures I just took. Sorry for posting the pictures that aren't relevant. On the...

Here's a picture of my 67. I used a 20 fuel cell and sunk it down just below the bumper. - - - Updated - - - Here's a picture of my 67. I used a 20 fuel cell and sunk it down just below the bumper. What I did was cut out the spare tire tub and weld a floor in close to flat. Then I cut...

I made my own patch using pieces of sheet metal.

Some others Pictures of mine are on my other computer. Here is some others

Here's the baddest stance yet I can't figure out how to post a picture. Any suggestions?