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Outside of the drum is a little bigger. I'd go measure it exactly but I dropped it off to be turned thinking it might have been warped by the quick stop.
Hi, Fixing up a 68 Charger that sat for a long time. Replaced all 4 wheel cylinders, brake pads,hardware, master cylinder and rubber hoses. I bled everything and all seemed fine. The brakes weren't great but they did work. I would say I have about 200 mikes on the new parts. The other day I...
I'm swapping out the starter on my 1968 Charger with a 318. It does not have the original engine and this is the starter that came off of it. Does anyone know if this is a sought after starter. I've seen some requests to buy similar starters. If not I'll turn it in for the core. Thanks, Rick
Would anyone have pictures of a 1968 Charger trunk as it looked from the factory. How the jack/spare tire was mounted, trunk mat etc etc. I also would like to know the correct routing of the fuel gauge wire in the trunk. Any help would be appreciated!
My 68 Charger project was missing the left turn signal/parking light assembly when I bought it so I picked one up. When I went to install it all I had was this single point connector that has been wired in to the harness behind the headlight. It looks like the side marker connector or something...
I took it out today. The whole axle was covered in dirt and grime but I cleaned everything up and reinstalled the vent. Time will tell if it was the culprit. Thanks for the reply!
Definitely a learning process here. I would love to get everything back to factory but I have so much to do that it will just have to work itself out. It sure is a fun project so far!