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If 64 Polara is the same I have one out from another member who needed it bad then never paid for it…

True. But wouldn’t it still have a raised pad near the pan rail?

New, never removed from bag, mocked up or bolted down. Cost $2225. Sell for $1125 shipped to lower 48 states. Dutchess, NY

Arm rest bases and pads are available as repro's.

Have you tried running a new piece of wire directly between the gauge and the sender unit? It is possible that the blue wire is damaged and is shorting under the spare tyre or rubbing on the sill covers.....if you have the original loom in the car. It's worth checking, as it will never cure...

Thank you very much for the information

Early this morning.

These are used on 67 Plymouth B-body as well.

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Yup. ^^^^ 100%

New never bolted down or mocked up. Mint condition. 383 6 pack intake, has not been available in many years. $850 Plus shipping from 12569 NY

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Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. That looks to be a very solid old Polara, that was an A/C car. Good luck with your project, and thanks for your pictures. Here's mine.

I use alcohol, if it's a sharpe marker. Watch using oven cleaner, if it gets next to a paint edge, it's coming up.

valve stem seal?

Hello again, happy Sunday. In changing valve cover gaskets today, I found these two lovely pieces in the front lower portion of the passenger side cylinder head when I remove the valve cover. I cannot see any visible broken pieces so I am assuming they have come from somewhere else? I realize...

Perfect choice ! I knew you were not going to desecrate the car with dog dishes , I had to stir the pot :lol:

I'm looking into obtaining a 2 1/2" s shaped pipe used on a Ford truck that I'm hoping will raise the pipe up another 2 1/2" to just below the bumper. I'm kinda leaning toward my tips extending beyond the bumper about an inch and a half. Comments?

I have to ask why? If your going aluminum, find out the brand you may go with and then ask what problems others have or did not have with it.