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file a couple of thousandths off the valve cover , I had to do the same on a f.a.s.t. 2.0 fuel inj. dist. which is a short Chevy dist. with a Mopar end on it instead of a gear. No big deal ...
I even had to grind the hell out of the victor type heads so the dist. would even set down in it , an...
I find a lot of stuff from that era extremely interesting, especially when seeing how it came to market. That doesn't mean I'd want it in my garage. I'm been lucky to have had relatively cheap taste in Mopars, although my wife's opinion might differ.
Not parts, but I bought one of these to put my wife's non-Mopar pickup in.
Got it up after dark Sunday, pulled the truck in it after work yesterday, and it snowed last night. Good timing.
Truck is in the background of this photo:
73 charger & 75 coronet owners manual. Both are in good shape, no pages missing.
$15 for the charger, $10 for the 75 coronet plus shipping from 40165. Thanks
The Nitto looks a bit more street worthy than the MT for certain. And thanks 33 IMP, the gripmax 265 50 looks pretty good, almost an exact copy of a TA. I guess 3/8” really isn’t much less width. I just put 295 50s on it a while back, but haven’t tried it yet. I’m fairly certain that it’s going...
I have used haywire on 3 cars.
Removed the bulkhead connector and welded in a patch panel. Don’t miss it as a potential problem at all.
Haywire kits come presectioned in groups like engine, dash, rear, headlights etc. fairly easy to keep straight.
Welding wire works fine. Agree with above, get...