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Speedhut Gauges has done a nice job of mimicking the original gauges. These have a lifetime warranty, come with harnesses and sending units. GPS speedometer is an option.
Could be the bushing, or the shaft coming out of the motor. I've got new bushings and I can rebuild your motors if needed. Do you have a service manual suppliment(66) or a service manual for the car(67)?
I restored my heater box and blower motor today. I used Rustoleum's Hammered paint for the rear tins, PPG's ALK 200 on the front one. Detroit Muscle Technologies has a great kit.
I can help you. I restore the motors and can rebuild the switches.
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He's near Shelby NC. I believe this would classify as a huge project. I spoke with a fellow this afternoon with a '67 L code automatic car, he said he's thinking of selling it. I rebuilt his headlight motors, and did some gauge work while the car was here last summer.
That's on the agenda. I'm tired of scooping gravel every time I leave the house
I think Summit or maybe even Coker offered a 15" wheel with a 14" ring welded/balanced to do exactly what you're wanting.
The car has the later model 11" rotors on the front now. I'd like to pretty them up. I like dog dishes too, but I don't want it to look like someone else's car either.
Doing some maintenance and minor repairs on the Ole Girl before cruising season sets in. Thinking of changing up the wheels which leads me into thinking I may want to upgrade the brakes. What's the best choice?