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You are all correct, I was just thinking that there should be some better quality control,(in a perfect world) but if your the only one making them why bother, Right? But at the very least packing the parts better for protecting during transport should be a priority.

I just need to vent, We all have watched Graveyard Cars. They praise AMD parts. All I can say is AMD must be sending them the very best parts they have in stock, because everything I get is crap. Flanges are not bent to 90 degree, some flanges have to be straighten out and re-formed to make the...

Just like Cincyboy, only the lower 10 inches on both rear quarters are being replaced. However the drivers side needs to have some holes repaired around the outer wheel well. What I have decided to do is clamp everything in place and weld the bottom of the floor to the frame first, then the rear...

Problem 1968 dodge charger: replacing Both lower rear quarter panels, trunk floor(all) both trunk drops, rear valance and both corners. Tail light panel is still intact, all rusted parts have been removed. what is the best order to weld in all new panels? It is a two piece trunk floor, I had to...

Checked the vacuum lines, they look good very solid with no tight bends. Think it might be the diaphram... Where can I get one?

I have tried to engauge it at 60 and bump it up and the best it will do is 65. I will check the vacuum lines today. Might have to look at the vacuum lines to the grabber hood also, it bleeds off when the engine is turned off. Thanks

Can someone give me some ideas as to what is the problem with my cruise control? It works good (for a 43 year old car) at any speed below 65. It generally has a 5mph variation. but it will not engauge above 65. Is ther a place to buy replacement parts?

Ok it's working now. the tic toc tac wiring harness has two wires one blue and one grey, the tic toc tac has three post that have a "G" printed below them. (ground which hooks up when the dash is installed) there is a long post marked with a "B" below it, this is where the blue tac wire goes...

This has probably been answered somewhere before but I am new so please excuse me. Following the limited instruction on the tic toc tac, I did as it says "blue wire to fuse panel grey wire to neg side of coil" No instructions on how to wire the clock. So the way it sets , the clock only works...

Here is the lastest photo I have.

Well i bought my "First" Mopar it's a 1972 Roadrunner. (wife has a General Lee Clone) after rebuild all the mistakes of her car I decided to get one of my own. And before you ask My Roadrunner started out life as a Satellite Sebring Plus. So as you can see I'm not a purest. My Roadrunner has...