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Last pink and white are for the brake lamp switch. The wiper needs all prongs with a wire. How about that single wire in the carpet? The two prong connector on the carpet is for the reverse lamp switch.

I feel your pain! My kids complain that my garage is now like working on the surface of the sun - they complain that it is too bright. I bought LED lights from Summit that are the same size as fluorescent fixtures and they really do work great. I have 4 old fluorescent fixtures that are still in...

That's tire abuse, he should be ashamed :lol: looks like fun was that at Sears Point/Infinity

12V accessory supply attached to Voltage Limiter and I verified continuity to all the points labeled with B. Thanks for all the help @72RoadrunnerGTX.

Ok, a little fuzzy but here it is. I added an attachment to the clutch pedal to move the attachment to the right to try and straighten up the pedal. Any excuse to pull out the welder. Hope this helps.

We didn't have any rich kids where I grew up. We were all "OK" on the good side, to a bit less than that for some families. The coolest car in high school was a kid in my class that had an Olds 442. It was either green with gold accents or the other way around. It was a beauty, one I've not...

for a 1/64:1 scale looks pretty good

I have used 1967 bench seat seat belts in bucket seat cars. They are the same, short sleeves and same length belts. 1966 had different buckles and tabs, possibly the sleeves are different also. Not paid attention to 1966 specifics.

I am at my job for 53 years now. Took over from my Dad in 95. I was excited at the new challenge. Took the business from below average to all new heights.. I thrive on the opportunity to beat others at their own game. So far we have put 19 competitors out of business who tried to move into...

I thought bench did not have boots?

Thanks, all. BDF, good to know there's another B Body person around :). Not too many of us around these parts. Mostly Chebby's I've seen. And a few Fords. Long post coming, sorry... R/T - Sorry, I guess I forgot to update this thread. In late June, we found one in AZ, flew out to see it...

CONGRATS TO 'Pecos Bill' (FBBO)!!! Y'all better watch out for this guy because he's got the lowest point accumulation total of any player in our game since he joined! Way back in Post #570 on June 29 'Pecos Bill' (FBBO) made his first appearance in our NASCAR "Pick 'Em" game. I didn't want to...

This is a Kelsey Steel Wheel 14" x 5" 4 1/2" Lug Spacing. It came off of a 1967 GTX I had many years ago. It is in good condition, but could use a cleanup and repaint. $75.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping. (Stampings I can see on the wheel-Kelsey Canada K 66 NF, 5 0 by the valve stem)

There is no disputing that the incorrect motor is incorrect.. ( think machinist and a go- no- go gauge).. however,,,,,,,, I'd be much more pleased with an E440 HP built a month before the 1969 charger RT ' assembly date than a 1978 motorhome engine. ( insert your own cars details here) No real...

Those are NICE!

I agree, that's a very cool color combo.

I am selling a fresh brand new build Mopar 426 Hemi. This is NOT a crate engine it is a custom build NEW engine built by legendary Hemi Guru Jim Hale. This started as a new bare 426 Hemi unmachined block. These blocks were sold unmachined to racers back in 90-92. They were only partially...

Hope you are grateful >

I gave some thought to putting it back on the street pretty much like it was because most of that hackery could've been hidden by the interior like you describe, but the lack of a way to put wipers on it was kind of a deal killer. That and I didn't want a roll bar in a street car.

Welcome from Alberta, Canada...the province neighboring where your Charger came from. Nice car too!