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Does anyone know where to find the little stainless steel part that is missing from the drivers seat of my 1974 Dodge Coronet. Or what it is called? I've checked, but it's not on my back. ;)

Found these 2 buttons underneath the steering wheel. The silver one is a direct starter button and the black pull button is to ignite the starter button .... The black wire from the starter button goes directly to the starter and looks like it's supposed to be there. (I removed the red lead...

Hello, I was wondering if the rear license plate bracket is supposed to open upwards to access the fuel filler cap? I find it really difficult to understand why the bracket is opening upwards instead of downwards because if I want to add fuel I have hold the bracket up with one hand and remove...

Sorry if this has been asked before, but I couldn't find it on the forum. Does anyone have clear pictures of an original (round) outside door mirror for a 1974 Dodge Coronet custom sedan? I've ordered a mirror which was supposed to fit, but it just looks a bit silly and I can't even adjust it...

Maybe not a real project or body-off restoration, but I'd like to share the progress I'm making with my Dodge. There's a lot of small things to do before I can drive it properly for the summer season. First I removed the reflectors and sticker from the trunk lid and removed the silly outside...

My 1974 Dodge Coronet needs new rear wheel bearings. I see those one-piece repair bearings on a few shopping sites, but what I do not understand, is how the inner axle stays in place with those bearings. You install the bearing in the housing and then slide the axle in and then lock it with the...

I've searching this forum for a while now, and it seems a lot of people have problems with their fuel and temperature gauges not working due to a faulty voltage limiter. But I can't find a treat on how to get to the limiter or how to take it out of the instrument panel. I have a original...

Hi everyone, my name is Maurice, friends call me Maus (as in Mouse) and since one week I'm the proud owner of a 1974 Dodge Coronet Custom Sedan with a 225 Slant Six engine. I work as a mechanic at a Caterpillar dealership 15 minutes (by bicycle) from my home town. 10 Years ago I've owned a 1970...