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I have a right side radiator yoke , NOS original mopar for 22 inch radiator. 2578936. $75.00 plus shipping. Pm if interested. Thanks

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I looked at the complete kit from AMD and it says 66-68.

I already bought the the pieces in original mopar parts but I ended up with the 22 inch radiator piece for the passenger side. Does Amd sell it separately or just the complete top?

Hello I need just the passenger side mounting panel, radiator support panel, yoke, whatever the correct terminology for a 26 inch radiator in a 1968 Super bee. New or used. Thanks!

All taken off. I had to fix the lf frame rail end. It was repaired previously and not well. I was able to break all the welds off.

The last few. I took the rf fender off and am now replacing the upper radiator support because mine is mangled. I was able to get all original mopar parts.

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Photo dump of the last few weeks of progress.

One of my Halloween decorations this year.

I've worked in parts for 30 years. In my experience the modules that I have sold over the years all came with dielectric grease. I always tried to inform the buyers to get actual heat transfer paste. Some listened some I had to warranty because they didn't listen.

From my experience the heat transfer paste is the most important part. Using the dielectric grease that usually comes with a module does nothing to help facilitate the heat transfer. That is why so many aftermarket modules burned out. They were simply overheating. I really like this design and...

I haven't updated in a long time. I actually forgot about my build thread... So here it is, Last winter I completely refurbished the clutch and brake pedal assembly. I finally got the drivers rocker panel put on and primed for now. I am currently digging into the left inner fender apron...

That is only 350 away from my 68 Superbee. So close!

I have a left one . It's still on the fender. It off of a 1968 superbee. Pm if interested Thanks

I need the driver side actually.

Hopefully this is pic works. I outlined the piece in blue.

In my experience I had to mock the outer rocker up on my car then slide in the inner in and it lined up good.