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R.I.P.

Well, that's different. Ummm, no! :rofl:

Will a spoiler and luggage rack fit on the same trunk deck lid? Tail stripe too, or the C stripe is better? :eek:

How about a combination of mirrors?

Look on the pad that Remcharger circled or just take a picture of that pad, it'll have the engine size and year stamped right on it.

What say about plastic protectors on modern mopar spoilers?

Wow! Good eye! Could be a 426 or a 413 as well, but doubt it.

Hello, I just got a pair of original 440 exhaust manifolds for my 1970 RR. It did include the heat riser assembly. What is everyone's opinion of that component? I am trying to restore my car to as original as possible. I see that they also sell heat riser rebuild kits as I am not sure if...

I don’t care if they were factory or not. I thinks they look good. Black wheels, body color wheels, chrome nuts or dork dishes. I really struggle to find a alloy wheel that pleases my eye except maybe highly polished slots.

...a picture of an EB5 car would be great! 4) Chrome "sport" mirrors; driver remote and passenger manual. Like @Triplegreen500 gorgeous car: *** T.I.A. for your comments and pictures! *** Background: The passenger door of my EB5 blue 1970 Charger 500 was replaced after owner #1 exited the...

Better than them being upside down

To be fair contraction is used in other contexts.

I hate that. I do a windshield a year here in Az. Because they landscape the freeways with ROCK.

I’m trying to figure out if the return spring is in the ignition switch or the key switch.

I got ask. Are you checking timing with the VA unhooked. If it where hooked up to manifold vacuum it could go down when you open the throttle blades.

Another ruff day.

Had similar issues with my 67. Gold upholstery and black carpet. Seems there was 3 different versions of gold for the interior: Seats, vinyl on the panels, and then the sail panels with the rest of the liner sections.

If it's a slant 6 now that would be cool.

I believe the third filter port orifice is 1/16" and a 1/4" return line would be used.