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MN1154 65-66 A/B-body brake conversion block in never opened package, useful when converting to tandem master cylinder. Located in Fort Dodge, Iowa
$20
Oil cooler removed from a 6.4 Hemi crate engine. Engine never ran with it installed, stored in zip lock bag since removal. Has part # P5037523AB on sticker.
Located in Fort Dodge, Iowa
$40
Picture on package, versus reality. Thought I’d get rid of those tacky rubber booted winter blades, better look but that metallic paint and plastic bracket……
Proform Radiator and fan assembly with wire harness. Less than 200 miles, trans cooler never had fluid in it. Didn't work out for my application. In original shipping box. $800 new, will take $550. Located in Northwest Iowa
Anyone have pictures/measurements of the clearance between a Dana axle and the fuel tank on a 66-67 B body Mopar? Also wondering if there were different axle covers used over the years, maybe one that doesn't/didn't stick out as far to allow more clearance?
The install directions with their 302-61 cast aluminum pan say to install "dipstick tube deflector" if using stock dipstick tube but omit if using a Holley "302-74" dipstick. OK, but for whatever reason a "302-74" dipstick doesn't seem to even exist. Has anyone used this pan? What did you use...