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Or, Herb's Restoration. Just be sure to do it the CORRECT way. It's not just one spray color 'n done.

I'm confused. Who's "Manfred" ? Where did he come from ?

Your first episode ?!?!?

Why not use a disc setup from a 70's Dart, Duster, etc. ?

" Nice find, now what do you intend to do with it ? "

What is your long-term goals for the car ? In regards to the engine, even if you do the rebuild yourself, it may require overbore which means new pistons and of course you have the usual costs of rings, bearings, machinework, etc. Tally up those costs vs. alternatives ( engine swap, etc. ). As...

Awesome !! Great car for a project, and I wish you fun and success as you go along !

Nice pickup of a pickup. Now... more pics, please.

Yup, an issue that had zero significance back in the day. I recall the Dodge and Chrysler names on radios. "Dart" ?? Now THAT'S something I don't recall !

I said "should" not "must" .

No, rr's were built in Windsor. Where they were sold, you ask ? [shrugs shoulders]

Not necessarily. I go off my memory from those days, not books like many do. My memory could be off, but then again, they installed what ever was on the assembly line .

What make is your car ? That's your answer. Yours should be DODGE.

Fillers may be difficult to locate. Try Murray Park for that. On the bumpers, you can gut the energy absorbers, measure/cut/shorten/weld to fit the opening as needed.

Welcome. Nice car and nice story as well. Keep your determination as you go along... you'll need it. A 318 can be made to run very well, been there, done that. Keep as much original metal possible, may be difficult to find replacement. Fillers ? You may want to consider relocating bumpers...

Welcome ! Your Super Bee is a awesome styled car, and worthy of the time and effort. There will be ups and downs during the process, but never forget to have fun while you're doing it. The results will be well worth it. This site is abundant with knowledgeable people in every facet of these...

Very good recommendation, as I've done many times. Someone told me a solution of CLR also works.