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Make a new adapter. Its not to hard to do. With little measuring it should be pretty easy for you.

Snap-on sells the right tool for that job. I bought one and it comes in handy sometimes. :lol:

Keep at it. It will get there. Mine came in baskets. This is the finished product:

You need a license to buy a 30 pound canister. You do not need a license to buy 1 pound cans.

Looks like it has some good tires on it. :thumbsup:

Are you sure that it is "I have seen it" or is it "I saw it"? Damn grammar police all over the place on this thread.:nutkick:

I guess i missed that. :lol:

Doing a quick search WH23: Dodge Coronet,Charger High 2 Door Hardtop U2A: 440 280HP(net) or 290HP(net) 1-4BBL 8 CYL 1972 Lynch Road, MI, USA 205018: Sequence number E86: 440 cid 4 barrel V8 (High Performance) 375hp D34: Light Duty Automatic Transmission EV2: Hemi Orange Exterior...

:drama: If you don't have a fender tag or build sheet you have to sit in the basement with the rest of us poser's :lol:

Why would they not be able to inspect, plate or title the car? The Vin tag is an official tag issued by the state of Florida. It's 100% legal. It might not be the original but it is legal.

Your car was probably stolen and recovered, usually with many missing components including the vin tag. The state issued the new Vin tag to get it back into circulation. You can not go back to the old vin tag without breaking some major laws.

Just to add to the fact finding here. My 69 GTX has a 22" radiator also. It has the original core support. Automatic with a 8 3/4" rear and 3.23 gears

24 lbs each "bare" according to their publishings