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I reached out to Ogden Chrome a few months ago to re-chrome my front bumper...$1400.00 and 6-8 month turn around. They do an awesome job but man they're not cheap

If your going to change it all out, then why not just get the whole package. I got mine from Randy's Ring & Pinion with 3:73 ratio/ 489 (big bearing case).

I cleaned mine with an ultrasonic cleaner but if you don't have access to one use some electrical contact cleaner.

Pretty sure this animal would be far from boring

From the pics it looks like a good fun car, but he wasn't showing any of the problematic areas, so unless you spend some money on a plane ticket and go get eyes and hands on it, it's a crap shoot. I've always liked the 68 Dart body style, add a 4 speed and a hot little small block.... pretty...

AMD has them as well... probably from the same fabrication house as the others

No easy way I'm afraid, elbow grease, beers and some music...friends would be helpful. All the hand tools mentioned above would help get it done. I've known guys to use an air chisel but I wouldn't recommend it.

Regardless of your choice of supplier, replacing 56-year-old harnesses should be at the top of your list.... cheap insurance IMO. I know a guy who cut that corner and paid dearly for that decision.

What he said^^^^^

Pictures worth a thousand words ...

Depending on how often you plan to use it, they can be pricey. I build my own using 2x2's and plastic sheeting for a fraction of the cost.

That took some talent with an air brush

Maybe the rear cowl is an option

Sweet looking small block :thumbsup:

Could be the fuel is dead heading at the regulator, a return line recirculating your fuel would probably help with the percolating/heat issue.

Musta got wet

Spring pin Roll pin This is the difference between a spring pin and a roll pin but I guess it depends on which side of the Mississippi your standing on.... sorry I'm a Toolmaker so definitions are absolute in my world.

Thats a spring pin, been awhile since I installed mine but I think it's 1/4 dia. pin.

I got mine from Herbs Parts, (Charger specialties) #CS305. The first set I bought had some issues, sent them back and they just replaced the kit with their new version even though I had bought the kit several years ago. Great people to work with.