Anybody have a source for reproduction of the overflow bottle found on many '73 & '74 Dodge's & Plymouth's? This one wraps around charcoal cannister.
Radiator overflow bottle for '73 Charger
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Charlie Hughes
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No one makes a reproduction for 73-74 unfortunately
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Is it broken or do you just want it white again ?
Just would like it white again with out painting it.
ODZKing
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Nope, mine broke and had to buy a used one off EBag ... and they ain't cheap. Hang on to it.
Nacho-RT74
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maybe there are more chances to get it cheaper at Junkyards from some 4 doors B body… because I don’t think you’ll find some 4 doors being parted out and sold on line
moparvinson
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I have seen some videos on you tube about putting them in boiling water and they come out like brand new? Have never tried it but I would get anything from the junkyard and try it before doing it to yours.
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I am pretty sure no one will be critical of the fact that its discolored. Most if not all out there in vehicles will be the same. I have a spare but it too, is discolored!
Have you started a parts wanted thread?
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Try hot water and a dishwasher tablet let soak. Works great on SS coffee pots.
ODZKing
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Hadn't thought of that, also white vinegar does wonders on my humidifiers and shower heads.
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There's a popular YouTube channel called The 8-bit Guy. He produced a video about restoring an old Commodore PC beginning with the yellowed case. The chemical he used was hydrogen peroxide from a beauty supply. Add UV light and the plastic case looked new again.
Here's a link I posted a while ago.
Might work for you.
Click on the "Watch On You Tube" link
Good Luck
Frank
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He's bleaching the yellow out with acid. Hydrogen peroxide does the same. I'd look at which is safer to you and the plastic.
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