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Gonna venture a guess and say late 80s or maybe even 90s. I'll check an 88 van I have this evening, if for no other reason than curiosity.

Here's what I have without the ridge. Part number is 3882247 on these ones

part of the hoard

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Jet funny car last night at Beaver Springs Dragway

Custom signs for people's porches and such. Think house number, last name, etc. Or various other short sayings or names, such as "Relax Central" or "The Man Cave". .. These could be either painted letters, burned in letters, etc, and the background could be either stained or painted. Sky's the...

If you don't have any luck selling it here, go talk to the guys who are into garden tractor pulling. The 7.25 Chrysler rear has parts that are used to upgrade Cub Cadet lawn tractor rears. I have guys here in central PA that buy every one I can get in.

Just when I thought I'd seen everything...

Pictures I snapped of a nice Dart pitted beside me at Numidia Dragway last year.

My daughter snapped this picture a few years ago, because she thought it was pretty funny that an old red and white Dodge pickup pulled out of a gas station behind us in my old red and white Dodge pickup. She said we were starting a trend.

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I'm not sure if I actually "need" any more parts either, but I keep on collecting when the deal is right. It's an addiction.

I haven't bought or sold a Mopar part in 40 hours. Going through withdrawal sucks. I'm starting to shake uncontrollably.

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What year Laguna???

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Just one of the biggest multi car drag race teams of the early 70s

I disagree. Lots of factory backed race cars had black engine compartments. The Rod Shop's cars are one example.

What's more of a crime? Black engine compartment on a non black Mopar, or a "cow" induction scoop on a Mopar?:popcorn:

How much of a 71 Swinger can you fit in a Durango?

Heading out today to gather more parts that I don't really need so that I can also acquire a few parts that I want. Package deals are the bane of my existence, lol

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