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Only if you’re trying to be 100%correct. Sorry, this stuff is over 40yrs old and things get changed. As long as it’s safe. IMHO.

Opossum are very docile and can't get rabies, they eat 20k ticks a year amount othe bugs.

Every car you see has them now. I was at the effing dealership in 1970 in person and saw with my own eyes that they were not equipped that way from factory at the Dodge dealer, only 4 door slant 6 Darts and pickup trucks had them

73’ Charger 318 auto

Damn straight, enough is enough! Cool Mopars looking like dork mobiles turns my stomach!

I use it on the bottom of the rocker not the sides & use clear shrink wrap on the sides to protect against stone chip's

Geez, you’re still going on about this?

Put them on my Crown

Nice picks, Dan!

Had that happen to me in my 70 Charger R/T, but it was kids throwing snowballs with rocks it them. I locked up the brakes jumped out and caught one of the little bastards. I was eighteen at the time, I stuffed his dorky face in the snowbank until he cried and ran home! The windshield is still...

Thanks for responses, I am checking out chip guard and rocker guard, I think it’s the right way to go — i’ve seen it on a couple of cars. It’s not noticeable until you look close. It seems to provide great protection. I’ll let you know how it goes.

so no dog dishes on my GTX? :poke:

The one in the museum is a reproduction.

The funny part is, get out of the cities and there’s a lot of timber everywhere! Luv timber.

I need to seal up the Back door of my 70 Coronet Wagon... What can I use to make seals or where can I find seals?

Number 7 is within reach.

Thank you. There isn’t any access to the back so it’s a blind mate snap fit.

If it wasn't for Pearl's from dad none of us would be here!

Updates?

Since you have it out that far, check the intermediate shaft for wear where it rides in the bushing.