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I retrofitted Bluetooth Amp modules inside of my A and B Body radios. These modules are $25.00. With a little ingenuity and patience they can work and sound just as good as the aftermarket radios - all the while retaining the stock appearance. I kept the originals to the car and used some old...

You mean the industry that has paid some of the largest consumer lawsuits in human history doesnt have our best interests at heart? Get outta here! Just remember, kids...The same companies that brought you Agent Orange in Vietnam (Monsanto) now controls the majority of the food we eat, the...

Well, Gents.... Much to my displeasure the gauge broke again. I guess that little wire on the inside is more brittle than I thought. It snapped right at the soldered joint. Major bummer I created a WTB ad if any of you guys have one lying around...

I am looking for a gas gauge for my 63' 330. Please let me know what you have! I tried fixing the stock one a few months ago, and I made a post about it. https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/1963-gas-gauge-dissection-and-repair.284889/ It worked temporarily but then the...

Welcome from Central Oregon! Nice project. 63' is my favorite year as well. Your grill looks like it's in pretty decent shape. How's the interior and trunk floors?

That is cooler than the other side of the pillow. Bravo!

I have the factory T10 in my 63'. The 2nd owner installed it behind a 440 with ported 906 heads and a purple cam back in the 90s. It's a good transmission that has somehow survived slicks. I would put it back into the ecosystem. Someone that is restoring another 63 could definitely use it.

I finally finished rewiring my 63'. Everything forward from the firewall was replaced with new color-coded wires. I found an impressive amount of electrical cobblery once I cut the old loom off. Between the cracked 60yr old wiring, shady splicing, and lack of grounding - it's a miracle this car...

Welcome from Central Oregon

Home....It was so worth it

Funny. I used your water technique to make the PC-7 more workable. That stuff is thick. Especially doing it during the Winter time. I broke a few popsicle sticks mixing it. The water helped.

Good question. We're going to find out. I've used SEM's products for years and they've lasted as long as the prep work was done correctly.

Definitely try if you can. I figure if this one can be saved, anything can be saved. And you'll have the pride of knowing you restored it every time you drive the car. Win-win.

My pleasure! Here's a photo of everything that I used in-order from left to right. The PC-7 is great but it's like working with peanut butter. I used a popsicle stick to jam it down into the cracks.

Wanted to share my experience with restoring a 63' 330 steering wheel. My car had a Polara steering wheel when I got it; and while it was in great shape, it kind of bugged me because it wasn't model correct. So I went on a hunt to find a 330 wheel. I quickly realized the prices on a restored...

Man...What a beauty. Which towed car is lucky enough to christen this rig on its maiden voyage?

I think my pants just got tighter.

It's painful to see that car rotting like that. I would cherish the hell out of that thing. But this is America...A Man can do whatever he wants with his property. That's his right. But it sucks. It downright sucks to see it happen

Well, you guys inspired me to try. Lol I appreciate that. I slept on it and tried again this morning. I got this one pretty close. I just don't have small enough punches to get the curve right on the little end. It's better. I'm not 100% sold on it yet. I would need to paint it, but I'm not...