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Black it is.

Although this is a '69 Dodge, B5 with B7 UDF, the carpet was medium blue. I know it's hard to see. Maybe this can help. Or not.

I completed about 4,000 sales on ebay, over a period of 4 years. I was auctioning 50s-70s Matchbox cars. After a year, I gave up on ending auctions on the weekends, Friday evenings, and Monday, during the day. My best days/nights were Tuesday - Thursday. I theorized Friday night through Monday...

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Welcome, from northeast of Detroit. Everyone is going to want you to post pictures of the Challenger!

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My '69 Bee, back in the late 70's, had hood pins. I'll see if I can dig up a picture under the hood.

I don't know if this will help: from left to right... Interior trim that snaps into the weird clips on the left of your first picture Rubber weatherstripping The stainless piece you may be missing Body color Drip rails

If the two large brackets have a hole in them, they are to hold the package tray board in place. On the left, you are correct. (On the right, now I don't know... thought they were for the heater boxes on 70s E-Bodies, but I just checked my reference pictures, and that is not correct). The other...

I don't see it already covered, although I might have missed it: up to '69, same size heater hoses. '70, up, two different sizes. Many vendors carry the repop hoses.

If I remember, I installed the pad, into the dash frame, with the frame and windshield already in place.

That car is cool! Wow.

PM sent, re: 2.5" clamps.

Very cool!

'69 AMC Hurst SC Rambler...

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The 2nd Y3 is roof color. 331... you are correct. I'm interested in finding out what HWT is (error?)...H=high grade...W=???...T=saddle tan.

Most likely, the very knowledgeable people on this site are going to want you to post a picture of the BS, to try to answer your questions.

I agree with Black_Sheep; I don't believe anything runs from the tach to the circuit board. I thought the tic toc tac was a stand alone unit, wired to the coil, ignition (?) power source and the clock plug on the dash harness.

Detroit Muscle Technologies for the seal kit. I'm not sure what shape your box is in, but the last couple I've removed and "restored" only needed a good cleaning, instead of sanding and paint. The last one I removed had a huge mouse nest, too. The pictures are from a '70 cuda, but sent for...