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Nope, we want to know now.

Welcome. This is a site of knowledge.

Damn fine survivor.

Welcome to FBBO. You say you've had the car 3 years and thought you would be driving it now. Was it a field rescued car brought to where it is now? Was it redone prior to you owning it? I ask, because fuel seems to be a potential cause and a tank full of crud can cause multiple issues. Like...

Hot rodding with a 180 degree flip.

Thank you for those pics. That is what I was thinking it would be. I will now be able to build a harness since mine is missing. Another thing, if you are new to Mopar, we are pretty helpful, so you fit right in there! I think I will start a wanted ad! I'm gonna borrow your pic.

My 71 happens to have a section of quarter removed. This is inside. This is the manual removed showing the spring. You likely have to pull the whole assembly. I’ll try and find a pic of mine out of the car. No pic. Probably the only thing I missed on all the processes!

The motor should unbolt and not affect the spring.

You should not have to remove the spring. The entire assembly should be able to be removed at the same time. I agree on keeping them though. I just installed them into a 71 Satellite.

Hello my friend. That green ‘69 sure looks familiar! I hear you have done some touch ups. Glad to see you join here.

That is a BEAUTY without a doubt. Welcome.

Or, prepare for the future and update them all to right hand thread.

Welcome from Lethbridge! Nice looking car, and it’s a driver.

That fender tag looks to be stamped reversed? Weird. Overall the car doesn't look to bad.......from what you've shown.

Kim, this thread is from 2014......just sayin’! :)

Welcome, I paid $200 for mine as well! That was Canadian so about $27 of your money! :) My build is below in the field find link.

Today, to not be able to take a pic with a phone that you must have, "because your camera was stolen", also means you probably can't afford the internet fees. Let's see your car and the 512 that "you're building". This is a car site you entered with claims of grandeur. We like and respect car...

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This^^^^67 Plymouth rocks.

Nice grab TJ! You're lucky it didn't make it back to Lethbridge or it would be in my stable! :) But I really didn't need another project anyway.......Congratulations. That 440 should be perfect for it. GM