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Glad you are ok and enjoy being semi retired. My biggest fear is not living long enough to do that. I sprayed so many chemicals when I was farming grapes for 25 years. Just one product Round up. I see all the lawsuits. I sprayed about 2500 gallons a year. Many other chemicals I sprayed are not...
Good used 1973 340 air cleaner. Good condition still wearing the factory sticker. Still has factory ribbed breather hose too. Getting hard to find and these are getting pricey once restored. This one is $175 and shipping
Parts are located in SE PA.
Can send more pictures if interested.
Pm here...
Good used 1972-73 340 trap door air cleaner. Good condition with some dings in the lid. Actuator works and the rest is in good original condition still wearing the factory sticker. Still has factory ribbed breather hose too. Getting hard to find and these are getting pricey once restored. This...
Sounds like your console has been trimmed wrong and there is no plastic there. Look at the photos below. The far right (3rd) bracket has an oblong hole on the driver's side where the screw goes. Now look at the console on the front where the oblong slot is that is where the screw goes but is...
That body plug will be molded on every 71-4 B-body Dodge or Plymouth tail light on the drivers side. Post in the parts wanted as someone may have a taillight with rotted bulb sockets…
I have this one. Nice shape with nice threads. Please make sure the mirror is correct for a ‘71-72 as 73-4 take a different mounting plate. I sell them for $75pr so this would be $42 shipped to you. Pm any interest.
It’s pretty simple. If you don’t want to buy the rivets you can carefully grind them on the backside to remove. Then epoxy from the backside to reinstall…