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If the car still exists, saw this ad in FBM ... 69 mopar plymouth 440 engine block

Dynoed the engine Saturday. Very pleased with the results! Idles nicely with 12 inches of vacuum at 800 RPM. Incredibly crisp and VERY responsive! Spent yesterday removing, cleaning, greasing and re-installing the rear window regulators & quarter glass. (Still on the hunt for proper drivers...

I am in search if a driver's side splash shield that goes underneath the fender, behind the Headlight. Shown is the passenger side I have, I need the other one and the two attaching pieces if hdwr Thanks!

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Fast fwd to current date and the engine is assembled minus intake and trinkets. As you can see, I dial indicated the seal retainer and added a screen to the windage tray. I also bushed the lifter bores for the hydraulic roller and used the Johnson lifter to oil through the pushrod. Each bushing...

Should have posted these back when it was done but ... it did NOT go as planned and I was a bit disappointed. They did strip the entire under side and prepped & painted it with POR-15. Once stripped, we found the undercoating was hiding some minor damage. Not the end of the world, just the...

I need a driver's door, window regulator and a latch assembly for my GTX. Thanks

UPDATE: After spending money like a drunken sailor for the past two years, I've got almost everything I need. Still another $5-10K to go I'm sure but a good chunk spending wise is behind me. I dug it out two weeks ago and put it on the lift to get ready for the rotisserie and finally got it on...

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I want to send out a HUGE thank you to the community in general but more specifically to hunt2elk for nudging Dodge33 and of course Dodge33 for stepping up. Awesome guys! Thank you very much!!!

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Hello All, I'm looking for someone coming from, through or close to Grand Ledge MI that might be able to bring a box to Carlisle for me. A well known fellow member on here recently completed the dash restoration for my GTX and honestly, I'd feel better with a fellow Moparite transporting it than...

Great cores for rechrome. No rot. A few small dings but decent overall. 68 rear bumper (no reverse light holes) 68 or 69 front bumper No brackets. $100 each. Can bring to Carlisle Thanks FBBO!

I have a set of Mechanical carbs 4782 & 4783 in great shape. These have never been used. They have been sitting for a LONG time but where NEVER bolted on anything. They still have the original ink markings on them. They should be gone through just due to the age but everything moves freely...

PN 2206160 I believe This crank is out of a November of 68 assembled 440 for a 69 production build. It is currently still std/std but NEEDS to be cut. Absolutely should clean up fine at .010/.010 $100 Pick up in Rockville MD preferred but I have plenty of good crank boxes to ship it in if...

Charlie, Bumper Boyz used to be excellent. I've heard they're not as good as they once were but have not had a personal experience in over a decade. I will say that all my friends with Corvettes that USED to use them, now go to Librandies and dont look back. I have had Librandies do a bunch of...

Informative thread! Thank you for posting this info. I recently installed a 26" CC unit in a 73 340 Challenger and had issues with it running hot at idle or in traffic. It was a kit with their dual fans. I replaced the fans with something much better and that resolved the issue but I have to...

Someone requested a picture of the part number. I had to look pretty hard to find it, I can't read it but here it is: EDIT I spent some time with it and it might be 2206450 but its really hard to tell for certain.

This crank is out of a November of 68 assembled 440 for a 69 production build. It is currently still std/std but NEEDS to be cut. Absolutely should clean up fine at .010/.010 $200 Pick up in Rockville MD preferred but I have plenty of good crank boxes to ship it in if necessary. Thanks FBBO