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Here is another one: 1968-1970 Charger or Roadrunner electric window kit to upgrade your Muscle car for the front doors and rear Quarter windows

Here you go. This is the front bracket.

I didn't think Lakewood bellhousings had a provision for a cover.

Yeah, I once tried that on a '68 Mustang headlight surround. It worked just like body solder does. Nothing.....nothing.....nothing....puddle.

That was my first thought as well.

Some of those switches are longer than others, as I've found out the hard way.

Unlike a stock (or near stock) GTX, the numbers matching aspect adds little value to this particular car due to the nature of the build. It's nice to have, but I wouldn't pay a premium for it.

Ruh Roh......nothing to see here folks, move along.

See that Mark, now the Moparts Police are going to swoop in and declare the car a rebody.

20k. Floor, quarters and trunk are a given, window channels can be a HUGE problem though. 4spd, numbers, air grabber are all plusses. Neat car when done, but whoever buys it and does it right, will be upside down unless they steal it.

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Chances are good you might need an 11/32" hose anyway.

You could always source original switches and run relays off of them.

x2 Looking for the original motor to my GTX in fact.

Yep, the magnet was still in the bag and the bag was lodged in the hole.

Buddy of mine had a brand new pump on his car. In the middle of a trip the power steering would come and go. It was a mystery so after a bunch of head scratching, it was decided to replace the pump with an Autozone piece the next morning. The "new" replacement pump does not comes with a...

For anyone else following this thread, this place can rebuild your original unit. http://tristarrradiator.com/

Oddly enough, they don't list one for a '68 Plymouth

Yes, that particular car is a '68 Sport Satellite convertible. I would imagine judging by how the factory did most things, the location of the bracket from one car to the next depends on how hungover the guy was that welded it on that day. Where did you buy the trunk mat ? I have yet to see...

Here you go fellas. This is a '68 B body