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Bob finished a heater core for me a just a month ago.

I had mine rebuilt by Bob at Glen-Ray. Excellent result and didn’t have to worry about figment or quality. Lots of Chinese crap out there.

The kit worked well. It contained what was needed. I’d use there product again.

No, I’ve purchased plenty from CI (not a heater core), but was advised that all to often the aftermarket heater cores often don’t fit correctly. There are lots of examples I read about where the tubes were to short to penetrate the firewall or the heater core didn’t fit in the box correctly. I...

You may want to research before you buy an after market heater core (they don’t always fit right). If your current heater core is original I would have it repaired (just my opinion). I used Glen-Ray for repairs and was very happy with the result. I would do some research prior to buying.

That’s how I did it!

It did make it a lot easier having the front seat removed.

That is correct (at least for 69 b body non a/c). Three nuts hold it in place on the firewall.

BeeKool is spot on, new ones typically don’t fit right. I restored my heater box last winter. Bob at Glen Ray does an outstanding job of reworking mopar heater cores and radiators.

Glen ray is amazing. They do a quality job for a reasonable price. Bob is a master at what he does.

Ok, I had it saved on my IPad. Is the routing different between 68 and 69?

As I recall it was from the 69 Plymouth service manual.

Hope this helps, not sure if this diagram works for your car.

Glen-ray did a fantastic job on the heater core. Mine was in decent shape, but it was full of dirt/leaves and all the foam and rubber was gone. The metal had lots of surface rust but overall not to bad to rebuild. Good luck to you.

My heater core decided it was time to be redone so off to Bob at Glenray. In the meantime I spent the last couple days rebuilding the heater box. Finished and I hope it last another 49 years.