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I'll take them. How do I pay you? My zip is 97223 for shipping.

I'm interested, please PM me.

Does the stud hold anything behind it? If I can remove the stud, is anything gonna fall inside the transmission? I might be able to use a reverse drill bit and back the broken stud out, make a new one from a grade 8 bolt and re-use the nut. Maybe I'll just leave it. The car drove and shifted fine.

Looks like a sheared off bolt and nut. The transmission was shifting fine. Any idea where those go? I was expecting some metal shavings....not this!

Well that figures. I watched a youtube video a guy made removing door glass from a 1970 Charger. He left the vent window in. He took off a little screw at the top of the window channel next to the vent window and that allowed him to offset the door glass channel enough to get the glass out. I...

I got it. I needed to remove the inner chrome belt molding. I managed to get the glass out without breaking anything. Interesting design. Thank you.

Removed the door panel, interior door handle and linkage rod and got the glass off the regulator but that small track attached to the glass will not come off. And I don't think it will come out attached to the glass. Looks like it is a plastic fastener. What's the secret step I'm missing? Thanks...

Thank you!

I have nice bucket seat frames but would like to buy some seats, preferably with tracks. I need the other things too. TY

bottle opener. just like popping a bottle cap

Moldings popped right off. Didn't ding or scratch a single piece. Can be found in local stores for .99 cents or online for couple of bucks.

Tearing down the 440 and I think I found something.

Thanks Jerry! Yes, the transmission was thrown in as a rebuilder so I can sell it on craigslist and use the money to buy the right one for the car. I'm a little worried about the motor. When I drained the oil, about 8 quarts of a watery oil mixture poured out. The motor has signs of rust on the...

It's a project. Fortunately the floors, trunk, frame rails, cross member and front end are solid. Texas car.

Hard to read, but best guess: 7T440 TEA 6 21

1977 440. The oil pan looks like its for a truck motor, maybe a D500, D800 or a motorhome. It needs rebuilding so I'll tear it down and take it in to the machine shop to see what kind of shape the block and crank are in first.

Thank you!