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I'm kind of surprised that there is no sign of any red paint on the face of the drums, being that the car has the optional road wheels.

Actually the "Red Charger" has been to Carlisle in the survivor tent on three different occasions. As I recall, that was in 2007, 2008 and 2011.

The round bent ones were found on Darts and Chargers... I believe that all of the round flat ones were found on the remaining A&B-body cars. C-bodies had the square ones.

FYI, 1963,64,65 B-body wiper arms do not interchange. The angle of the arm to to blade changed between 63 and 64 and the mounting design changed between the 64 and 65 arms.

Since there is no HP stamping then one would have to say that the engine is from a C-body car?

That's looking more like UU1 now. I see the 1969 and later trim rings on the wheels. Do you know what the original wheels were?

UU1, I'm a little surprised. The pictures make it look a little darker. Here is a pic of a UU1 Dart.

What is the paint code on the fender tag? In the pictures, the color is hard to tell. I'm guessing maybe LL1 or QQ1 ?

It looks like another car with a color interior, but black carpets. My understanding is that was how they built the 4 speed cars that did not have a console. You got black carpets. Is it still wearing it's factory paint? A great find either way....

The vacuum advance is hooked up to the "ported vacuum tap" This is not manifold vacuum which is below the throttle plate. Ported vacuum is above the throttle plate. The vacuum advance should not come in at idle engine speed anyway. It gives you more advance at cruising speeds. On my street...

The old vacuum advance mystery. Why factory distributors and some aftermarket have them and the "race" high performance distributors did not have them. On the street, they have an advantage of giving better gas mileage under a high vacuum, steady cruising speed condition. At the strip, they are...

The trans cross member looks like one for a 1970-72 E-body and 1971-72 B-body cars. Check out Brewer's link... http://www.brewersperformance.com/products.asp?cat=26