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Yep, fix the back window, a little cosmetic touch up paint, and back on the road! Reminds me of the 1968 Dart GT I bought in 2010, I didn't know the difference between the GT and the GTS, just that the prices were waaaay different. Bought it for $800 (273/904/7 1/4). It had been sitting for 20...

I suspect Goodmark and AMD get their bumpers from the same source. I have both for different cars, quality seems very similar.

$7 extra Carburetor Linkage Stud Nut Mid 1970-Up, Carburetor Linkage/Linkage Studs, 110-C8081 Reproduction, NOS and Used Mopar Muscle Car Parts

Here's the one where Wile E. finally catches the Road Runner

It's an accordion duct, held to the cowl with J bolts that look to still be there in your pic. Not sure if it's reproduced, but here's a 6 year old for sale ad. FOR SALE - 66 - 70 Mopar B Body AC Box Air Intake "Accordian" Duct and J Bolts

Here’s one of mine with what looks like original paint. I can’t remember where I got it. Not sure if that color was specific to big or small blocks, but I probably got if off of a mid to late 70's vehicle.

I've got 2 double groove pulleys, and they both measure 5 7/8"

Maybe your friend consulted with Hot Wheels as to what model your car is.

I went from 3.23 to 3.91 in a car with a mild 440 and 29" tall tires and it made it quite a bit more fun. But I think 3.73 would be a better compromise. I ordered one from Dr. Diff last year, I think to my door was $1600ish. The repro cases are all 489's, yoke choices were 7290 or 1350, and it...

Black Snakes are better than cats if you have them in your area. They can get in tighter areas. They lay eggs in rotting wood piles (I assume for the heat), so I've made some wood piles in a few areas around the property to encourage them to hang around. Also the 5 gallon mouse trap filled with...

When I had a misfire (only under acceleration), the plugs were only 20,000 miles old, so I changed the coil pack. No fix. Then changed plug wires. No fix. Turned out to be the Bosch platinum plugs that I used. After that I went back with OEM plugs. Plugs are probably the cheapest and easiest...

You will also need the shock mount plates from the 8 3/4 due to 7 1/4 rears use 2 1/2" axle tubes. My opinion though is to find a 66-70 B body rear end. They usually aren't very expensive. The 1967 New Yorker rear end is a bolt in swap for the full size Forward Look cars from 1957-up to get away...

I can't remember who and where, too many beers ago, I did a quick search but couldn't find it. The video was posted on this site, I'm sure somebody will come along and know about it.

Someone else posted a video of that place a few years ago. I think I remember him saying most parts are for sale. The way he maximized indoor storage is great.

I'm curious, I've never made a High $$ cash transaction. I would think if your bank didn't have a branch in his city, then you just get a cashiers check in your name at your local bank. Then when you look the car over and agree on a price, go to the closest bank together and cash it/get the...

When new ones are $15.00, I wouldn't try to save and re-use the 50+ year old crusty ones. Just use a little heat and a regular plumbers pipe wrench as close to the base as you can get and twist them out. It will destroy them but who cares. Also 1970-up used a smaller size outlet nipple (1/2" vs...

Here's a link to my thread replacing my first clutch. Clutch Replacement Not sure your experience level, but on your tear down description it just says remove transmission. More specifically separate from bell housing first, then remove bell housing from engine. If you go from 3 finger clutch...

Based on what you said to me in a PM, it was probably your mouth that got you hurt. If you would've said to my face what you said in the PM, I would've got violent. And by the way, my check wasn't lost in the mail, it came back as undeliverable to the same address you gave me!

The supply line to the pump being larger is what matters most due to it being under suction. After the pump it's under pressure and the size can be smaller.

I honestly think it just boils down to the name.