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My 67 is not stock, but any exhaust tip the hang 5" below the bumper would look weird.

The 3/8 were the 13/32" series belts which all Mopars and GM's used back in the day. There are still a very few 13/32" belts made anymore. Somewhere in the late 80's, early 90's all the belt companies phased out the narrow belts replacing them with the 15/32" belts the 15 belts. Most all of...

You are, naturally, correct. I didnt stop and look before I hit post - profound apologies... :lol::lol::lol:

I had a 65 with those stampings

No, Its never been on the Used car lot.... Grandpa bought it new in 1965....Would love to see your '64...

I had something simular happen to me with my first B-body. I drove it up to the local track to see what it could do. Once there. Total loss of electrical. To all 3 circuits. Tried multiple batt, tested leads to and from starter. After some under dash testing it would start, but lights flickering...

Not many junkyards out there though, man!

People with a phone can view your pix right side up by flipping the phone upside down.

The rear one is much larger and follows the fence shape.

My 67 coronet 4 door parts car looks like it has it. Not sure of the condition. I'm leaving on vacation tomorrow so I don't have time to investigate further. If your still looking in 2 weeks, send me a PM and I will try and pull it out and send you some pics

Congratulations! That is a great find. It looks like it is in great shape. Have fun with your new Belvedere!

Distributor part number 3755157 was originally used in 1973 440 engines. In 1973 and later, the magnetic pickup coil assembly and pickup plate was riveted together and serviced together as part number 3656738. Pickup part number 3656025 was used with the separate plate, part number 3656023, in...

The twelve states that make up the Midwest: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Also known as 'The Heartland'. It may not seem "midwest" to people, but you have to realize that when England gave it that...

Bendix Master Cylinder (New)with a 1.125 inch bore, fits 1966-74 Mopar vehicles. I had to change out the master brake cylinder because my Willwood brake system needed 1.00 inch bore that’s why I’m selling. Asking $100.00 plus shipping

I am just now seeing this post, so my apologies for just now posting…, and wow am I in shock to see it. I can’t believe it…, now I’m sad. I was not expecting to see it. Granted people pass away everyday, but Bob is different. There is somethin about ‘em, and in a good way. He was loved by...

You can always move to Hawaii. We drive our cars all year round. Unfortunately if you drive about 150 miles in one one direction, you end up right where you started.

eBay. find a 30 year old NOS set. most any USA name brand should be good.

Just check around on the internet.