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do you have the heat shield that goes over the left exhaust manifold?

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Thank you, Ron. That is what I received with the new breather hose! I just wanted confirmation that it was correct.

Yes, I discovered the type needed after buying the blind type rivets and gun. I didn’t even open the package snd figured they were not right-so I started to research. thanks for confirming what I need. Ive been to the ACE here in town, bought four at .18 a piece and then discovered the oval...

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Thank you! Been to Lowe’s, Home Depot and ACE here. Was looking at buying the steel ones at Graingee online. They don’t stock em in the stores here, but we can order online and pickup in a week or so.

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The rivet is pictured here. There is a top view and bottom. The rivets were either brass or steel, not aluminum, but I’ll bet aluminum would be easier to work with.

These rivets hold the clips in place on the underside of the air cleaner. I have been unable to find them at any of the hardware stores in the SF East Bay. I found the correct air cleaner for my 72 Plymouth SSP, but it didn't come with the clips so I'm moving them from the dual snorkel air...

What is correct OEM for 1972 Plymouth SSP to secure the hose between the air cleaner body and the air breather on the valve cover? The engine is a 400 CID and I am converting back to the original 2 barrel but all of the clamps are gone. Is the born on date important when determining the correct...

I am working on restoring my 1927 Plymouth SSP. I am searching for this short piece of molding circled in the attached picture below. I need two. The mopar part number is 3680672 - 1/4 panel molding - and is an extension of the door molding. These came in white and black, but I am looking for...

1972 Plymouth RR/Satellite tail lenses Shipping from Hayward CA 94541 $150 for the pair plus shipping (firm) These are not show quality but are still in good shape and can be possibly be restored. There are fissures in the clear backup lens of one (right) and are currently painted silver gray...

I guess thiis probably why P.O. did not use it and I have no use for it. Someone should want it....

This came in the trunk with our 1972 Plymouth SSP which was born with a 400 CID Big Block. The 400 replaced the 383 in 1972. I am not positive that it will fit the 383/400, i'm just indicating what I found doing a search on the casting number. Please do your own research prior to purchasing...