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Just google “sixpack linkage”. Carried by multiple mopar vendors as a set. Maybe someone will sell just the parts you need. Check ebay as well.

You need this part

Contact Andy Russell at 330-260-1724. He restored two of my OE fuel senders within the last month. Great work and very reasonably priced. I paid $75 each including return shipping. He has a website but it doesn't seem to be working. Might be on Facebook as well...

No problems getting on for me.

had the same issue with the link j earlier. Probably easier to call him: Wilson Productions Inc. 5007 Faust Court Oakville, MO 63129 PH: (314) 448-RTSE mornings PH: (314) 487-3298 evenings

I just used this for a sender replacement. Works well. Wilson Productions Inc. - Specializing in Air Grabber Parts & Restoration Look under “Tools”.

I’m taking a car to MCACN next month and would like to get a display board worked up to show a little history and details about the car. Looking for recommendations for folks who can do that type of thing? I see plenty of options on the web but would appreciate input from folks who had good...

Wow! Thanks for posting, that definitely clears it up for me. I wonder what drove the change from the 70-71 style. Maybe it made things easier on the assembly line?

I’m having trouble picturing how those would work on an E-body. I admit, I have almost zero experience with 72-later e-bodies, but didn’t the dual exhaust cars have the same resonator + muffler arrangement as the 70-71s? Here’s a pic from a very low mile survivor 73 340 cuda with the same...

P-51 I’d say

Agree, it’s been awhile, but I treated a set of faded black seatbelts years ago with very good results. I did a thorough detergent wash prior to soaking in the dye.

Love the heritage paint schemes on modern military aircraft.

I’ve had similar issues in the past. I started running a dehumidifier and added a couple hygrometers so I could monitor the humidity levels. I added a mimisplit a couple years ago and run the dehumidifier mode frequently during the summer months. When I had issues in the past, I used a...

Repros available, multiple vendors. Example here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/177356621767?

Typo - I just sent correct number

Check with Jerry Quaden in Occonomowoc. I’ll PM you his number.

Casting Number 3418915/Part Number 3671639. 1.88 Intake 1.60 Exhaust. Picked up years ago in a parts deal. Appears to be in good original condition. $100 – Pick up only. Located near Annapolis, MD Thanks for the ad!

340 Sixpack Intake in excellent, ready-to-run condition. Part/Casting Number 3418681. This is a later "LD6B" over-the-counter part and would not be 100 percent correct for a Trans Am car. Asking $1000 plus shipping from MD. **Also willing to discuss trades for a 1971 340 4-speed...

Looking for a nice 1971 340 manual trans Carter Thermoquad, Part 4972S. Cash or trades. Thanks for the ad!