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I just found this loose in the fender of my 1974 Dodge Charger. Does it belong to my car? Where does it belong? I haven't come across one of these yet while I've been disassembling my car to prepare for a new interior and paint. Any suggestions or ideas would be appreciated!

I have been trying to get this panel off for months. It's one of the last steps before I send the car off for paint. Does anyone out there know how to get this off? I've removed all screws and the glass. I've attempted to scrape any leftover glue out with hopes that it was just stuck. No luck...

Mopar 383 Dodge - $550 obo. Located in Hereford AZ 85615. 95% complete. Ran when pulled many years ago. Garage kept. Please see pictures and ask questions.

Hey everyone! I need to repaint the plastic interior pieces of my 1974 Charger. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to use?

Hey y'all! I'm restoring the dash out of my 1974 Charger SE. I need to remove the locking mechagnism of my glove box for the glove box door to be powder coated. I tried disassembling the mechagnism but so far I haven't figured it out. I have the key and I've found a few how to videos but I...

Hey y'all! I'm searching for a set of louvers for the interior rear windows of my 1974 Charger SE. Mine are dry rotted and falling apart. If anyone has any they're willing to sell, please comment and tell me a price!

Hey everyone! The speedometer on my 1974 Charger has the needle flipped over. Has anyone ever had that problem or does anyone know what the problem is? I appreciate any ideas and any help!

My dad and I are restoring my 1974 Dodge Charger together. We would like the stock appearance but change the wheels to 15”. Any advice on the best fit? Also what is the biggest tire we can fit on the stock 14” rims?

My daughter and I will embark on the restoration of this 1974 Dodge Charger. We look forward to the memories that will be made in the process! If anyone has any suggestions, or recommendations, we welcome them! Let the journey begin...