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I agree, plus rear bumper, buckets and 83/4.

Sway bars were optional on 318 cars.

If you have a Dana.

Same wheel base, should be the same as far as I know.

According to Galen’s book it is 50.96 inches,

Very old remedy, over 100 years old. 1966 my friend came to visit with his parents first new car, a 1965 Chevrolet . He took the old ford across the river, that had been there since about 1900. Got to our place, and my Father noticed fuel leaking from the gas tank, must have picked up a stone...

Yes I agree, we let a 67 go to California after we bought this one.

1970 I had a chance to buy a 68 SS 396 auto. About 7500 miles. Never winter driven, never over 50 mph on gravel, in fact he tried to stay off gravel as much as he could. We had a 64 Ford 352 standard. He wanted our car and 1000.00. I said 800.00 couldn’t make a deal. Same colour as yours...

Like 1968RT’s picture, just position your pad to the firewall and knock out the appropriate plugs/holes and install. Take care in installing the pins, they can easily bend.

I used mainly a hand scraper and other things that wold work.

Ours was.

Our car was factory ordered with undercoating. Stripped it all off, because some of it had flaked off through the years. Also wanted more sound dreading material.

We have two wide based insulated mugs that have a very wide base and we set them on the passenger floor and have used self adhesive Velcro to hold the cup on the console. Regular insulated cups I put on the seat beside me and can lean it against the console. I know some people frown on having...

Great job!

These pictures are from our Charger. I just put another b body top plate on it for reference. If you are asking about the bumpers under the door, They are mainly for anti rattle. I would create a well and fill it with Permatex Polyurethane or something like it to make the bumper. Or you can buy...

Brackets are the same, I don’t think you should have to take the console out.

He was spending most of his time in Austin. I helped him get parts for the 66, and gave him some information. He is such a nice personably fellow. Last time he was here, we had a good visit but he just couldn’t find the time to come to the house.

He might still have a nice 66 Charger. Hasn’t played here for a long time.

It started out originally maybe 50 or more years ago before.