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Nicely optioned and will be beautiful when done. Good luck with the restoration!

Cool car! Are you doing an OE restoration? Curious about the options, can you post a picture of the fender tag?

“Comeback ‘Cuda” Heater Box Reboot: Rebuilding an E-body Non-A/C Heater Box - Mopar Connection Magazine | A comprehensive daily resource for Mopar enthusiast news, features and the latest Mopar tech Sorry it's been a while since I did mine. One of the cables allows outside air to come in...

They both go to the control box. One controls the temperature and the other controls heat or defrost. Just move the cables manually to what it controls and mark them with a piece of tape. When you go to put you dash in you can hook them to the proper control. The right cable should control temp...

I know of a somewhat local GF7 car. I see the guy every few years It's a 4 speed car and I believe he's owned it since 1975 or 77

The car looks great...keep posting pictures of the progress.

Have you driven by there lately? I'm curious of how the venue is for a car show.

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I have the same in my Duster and the temp is perfect.

The plate is a nice touch. Are you able to register the car with vintage plates in PA? In MA we can use a year of manufacture plate and sticker, of course they charge more for that privilege.

Kevin, the car looks great! i can't tell from the picture but do you have the rubber stops in between the body and rear bumper?

Looks and sounds great!

That's great!! I can't wait to see/hear it run

At least Phoenix will now have the correct stripe dimensions for anyone buying from them in the future.

Keep those assembly pictures coming....the car looks amazing!

Kevin, The car looks amazing! I ended up going with Accurate's system. Here's a short video of how it sounds It looks like you're making good progress on finishing the car, how long do you think it will be before you're able to drive it? Steve

Kevin, The car looks great! You're about 1-1/2 years behind my restoration but the worst is behind you. You'll be driving the car soon and can't wait to see it finished. Steve

Nice progress! Now bleed the brakes and get the tires on.

Kevin, I can't find my pictures but it's just a regular phillips head either #6 or 8 self tapping screw about 5/16-3/8 long. I used new hardware on mine (I had an original screw to copy) but dulled the plating with a scotch-brite pad so it wouldn't be too shiny.

It looks great!

Hi Kevin, I recently discovered your thread and read through all of it over the weekend and wanted to say "great job". It's very cool that you have such a history with the car and are able to bring it back to better than new condition. The paint details look amazing and I'm looking forward to...