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I had less than 20K in this GTX including what I paid for the car and will have about the same in this current R/T when done. Not perfect but nice drivers
Pretty sure the gaskets are all made at the same place so there's not much for options.The new glass is thin and doesn't seal to good so don't break the factory stuff.
Here is what the decoder I use says.
GTX 2 Door Hardtop
ENGINE: 440cid 4-bbl HP V8
TRANSMISSION: 4-Speed Manual Floor Shift
TIRES: F70x14 Red Sidewall, Steel Belted
MODEL YEAR: 1968
BUILD DATE: May 20.
AXLE: 3.54/3.55 Rear Axle Ratio (Dana60 or 8 3/4), Sure Grip
INTERIOR: Sport Trim Grade...
Guys the new sending units are crap and I did try the spectra and it was crap also.Tried the mexico one from Dixes Mopar parts,crap also.The Chinese one from vans was the one that read 2/3 when full so I used it.
Don't use the supplied lock ring,use your old one as it a fuzz thicker.The new one is to thin and tinny and doesn't hold the sending unit tight.And for sure use your old sender if it works as the new ones suck.Siphon as much gas as you can out of the tank before you drop it.
If you are talking the drip rail moldings?Yes they are different and from what I have read the reproductions don't fit to good.The front and rear glass moldings are the same.
I have AMD one on the rear of my GTX.Not close to the factory chrome but plenty good for a driver.Hard to explain but the chrome has a fuzz of a orange peel look.
Those studs can be removed.Put some longer ones in and a thicker spacer would be what i would do.Old foam in the seats?You would be shocked at how much higher you sit with some fresh buns.