Moparjack 489
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ckessel
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The only Mopar wagon on the Power Tour West. Mine baby!
Diewilde13
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Here is my little Wagon. Build with 361,727,8.3/4 sure grip
I'll take the bottom one....
Derwud
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Flip that Sway Bar above the Subframe.. I run a Hotchkis Sway bar, but I made 1 inch blocks and then put the Mounts on top of the blocks to get it out of the way.
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I can't get over how similar the underneath of your car looks like my friend, Bill's '63 Polara. Same Milodon deep pan; same big headers; same deep pan on transmission. His has 3" exhaust underneath. I was working under it today to hook up shift and park cables for the pushbutton 727. We took it for a spin after filling with fluid. It shifts great, but we could not get the kick down working. Also, park does not fully engage. So, a couple of minor adjustments to do. Too hot under there to do it today; we'll try again on Monday. I put a shift kit in it, and sealed it up better. It had been leaking pretty bad.
Derwud
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Here are pictures of my Sway Bar on my Charger.
Derwud
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My Wagon.
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The Inside
My 2 cars
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The Inside
My 2 cars
ckessel
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Out for the Saturday C&C in Morro Bay. Fresh suspension both ends, brakes both ends, all of the steering components.
halfafish
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Damn - love that wagon! I was hot on the trail of a 70 (dead end trail) when I found my 72. I'd have a dozen of them if I had room/time/money.
Derwud
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Funny thing is, the car was in Eastern Washington, before going to some guy in Boise, I bought it from him and now it has been to California and Oregon.
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