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I have here a running 1965 Dart 4-Door Sedan with 75,000 miles and has in it a rebuilt '65 273 V8 with the D4B Edelbrock intake with 1406 Edelbrock carburetor that attaches to a 904 Transmission. The car is a four owner vehicle now but I do have a large file with paperwork that go's back to the...

On my 65 Dart right where the driver side fresh vent attaches to the car is completely rusted out, so much that when I drove over some railroad tracks the vent fell of and rust and leaves blew inside, question is how hard is that to get to? I'm stumped on how to get to it as this is the only...

Im hoping someone can shed a light on what is the actual name of these clips that hold my door trim on my 65 Dart 270, as you can see from this one its cracked on one end and i dont think it can handle being reinstalled and driving. Are these something i can find/repair easily or is there an...

These are the two types of clips that were behind the molding, as you can see the one near the door lock has that thin hook-like piece on it, i took a closer look at the other ones and they have small cracks on almost all of them, are those something that can be bought on there own?

Yeah, The whole piece did come off and im planning on straightening it, my only other question is how would I go about putting the trim back on those little clips that are attached to the door? The ones in middle look like i can just push a bit to get into the trim but on each end clip theres a...

So recently while doing some work on the door of my 1965 dart the side trim came off but the clips for it are still attached to the door, im pretty sure i can put the trim back on but im not experienced in doing this any ideas?

I'll keep it in mind, but i question i have after looking online i saw a few that looked almost the same as my assembly but without the gear included, would it work if i got one that was made for chryslers of the same years as my dart and put my gear on it? or would that not work at all

Ok, thanks for the advice, now im not expecting it to be done next day but from your experience whats the average time you had to wait for them to work on it and send it back? Since i would be sending it to them from florida maybe it would be 3-4 days?

I was the using the pic as a confirmation if i did it right, now if the sleeve that protects the cable has a few cuts in it, is that fine to cover up with like tape or some sort of wrapping or should i try and get that fixed

Update: I was able to get it out with the help you guys gave, now bear with me this is my first attempt at doing this. The whole speedometer gear came out with it. Did i went to far or is the whole thing a single unit, and if so, is there any where that i could order it from?

Thats how you get it out? I tried pulling it after remvoing the retainer but it didnt budge i guess it just didnt move since it had alot of dirt and grime built up around the cable itself, what would you recommend doing to pull it out other than using brake cleaner to get all the gunk off?

On my 65 Dart im planning on replacing my damaged speedometer cable. Now I know how to remove it from the interior but im having issue of getting it out from my A904 transmission since it looks like it goes directly into the tail housing. Does that mean I have to remove the tail housing to get...

On my 65 Dart my fresh air vents are pretty rusted out and are essentially falling apart and I'm planning on switching them out, are they pretty easy to take out? (Such as a few bolts or screws and thats it) or do I have to remove a few things to get to them?

I just disconnected it from the regulator since my friend who was helping me with it said since the new alternator is internally regulated i didnt need it, i have still have it but the wire end that went into the connector its self broke off due to old age, so i need to see if i can do something...

I followed the darts wiring diagram so i could see which wires were originally used to hook up the alternator since my new one i have hooked up using the 1-wire system and have it connected to the battery, my long term plan is to upgrade my wiring harness since i plan to add an electric fan and...