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I have had problems with my power steering pump(s) on my '64 Polara, with large return line. Not 100% solved, yet, but drivable. One thing my rebuilder suggested, was using automatic transmission fluid in the pump, as Chrysler specifies in FSM, instead of modern power steering fluids. He said...

Sounds like you have the correct green wire. Not all regulators available are the same.. There are the original mechanical types and the more modern day solid state types. Both can look the same and do the same job, just using different methods. If your alternator is working properly, with...

Only if the fuel pump diaphram failed and it syphoned in there. I suppose it's possible from a carb but very unlikely.

The seat cover pattern is not Fury, unless they have been recovered. Barracuda? They appear to be '64-'65 seats, however. Just not a pattern I recognize.

A real good tax man would not allow that every year.

This is the Z1 im currently working on. It has timebelts for the Doors which snapped. I Hope I used the Right words to describe.

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What' the going rate or a pair od 64 Fury buckets? They look like they are in good driver condition. I see the trim but I don't know about bases.

If you want to call this quote above from another member here "BS", fine, but at least share something to support your claim: "A 1099 form is a tax document used to report various types of income received from sources other than your employer. It is issued by entities or individuals who have...

I don't do banks, I do credit unions, ONLY. I've had an account with several banks many years ago and don't appreciate repeat questions. I was flipping houses and money was coming and going, 30 to 45 days. When the manager of the bank, Bank of America, kept asking what I was doing with this and...

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I get that there are many folks saying they are "electrically challenged" but at some point, learning the basics might be quite helpful. IMHO the electrical in the 60's era cars were about as basic and simple as it gets. Chrysler, Ford or GM products... they all worked the same. Now, I must...

My first car was a 77 Plymouth Fury 4D. (mom's car) 360 with a 500 cfm holley and a heavy duty trailer towing option. 727 with trans cooler, power steering cooler, 727 and 9-1/4" rear with dog dish caps. I obtained it by hitting a tree head on at around 30 mph and pushing the hood up 18". My dad...

High roller Family right there.

Nearly 20? Years back a number of the high end $1K+ racing certified composite seats (RaceTech 4009HR) were offered and promoted with only requiring bottom of the seat or lower side seat mounting options. At the time that seemed a bit risky. Stepped up seating requirements today pretty much out...

I have done it many times before. Keep records of previous runs and base your dial in on previous same weather conditions. When I was running a dragster and bracket racing I would hold a few and tap the brakes if needed.

So your cars have the unit I pictured above ?

I agree with all the small holes. I thought that the larger hole on the top left of your picture, marked “wire harness” was for the manual windshield washer hoses though. Please let me know if I’m mistaken.