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Probably similar to what was used OE, though whatever remnants of that remain today have become too friable to tell. I recall using several sealants - pipe dope w/ teflon, Permatex gasket sealant (gooey ethanol based purple gunk), and teflon tape (usually thicker yellow for-gas type). All have...

LOL, Pinko Commie... are you Frank Burns? :rofl: BTW didn't Dennis Weaver ( great actor BTW ) have a blue valiant? It's been a while since I seen the movie.

And it's pinned to the foundation with 1/2 rebar...to keep it from separating from house

Demons for the win here, preferably the 71. Throw in a GSS 6pk to make holy grail.

Here's a photo dump, early-A vs the '67 bracket, note the mount locating nubs are fore-aft(nub forward) on early-A's & lateral/up-down(nub up) on the '67 & up(pictured a '67 orange). The green body tape indicates the proximity of the early-A K-member side stud position(My '64 GT 'vert). Also...

I have a 64 904 I could get one from.

One of my favorite images from MCACN. All A 12 cars.

Nice Ark. Clean in the photos at least 1973 Plymouth Other

On a good slope. Front to back. I could have back filled DG to level it but it could get washed away. So it's concrete. 4 in the rear processing to 6 in the front .

Finished welding, now grinding and hammer/dolly work. Its getting there.

Does the glass seat against the rubber or tuck into it. When l install the gasket the slot becomes pinched closed

Not Direct Connection, But Mopar Performance. With a note from myself to my future self a real-life Marty McFly moment. I reuse boxes at times, are not what they appear all the time. Or I am just crazy, yes that's it

I ran this on the 318 in my '89 D-100. It worked well; I kept it and put the OE intake back on when I sold the truck. That was ten years ago, so pretty good odds someone else will do a better job than me of using it. The top edge of the plenum divider has been "sharpened" (see photo); the reason...

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I'll snap a couple photos in a bit. Yes, the flat part of the seal pushes all of the way into the channel and bottoms out against that trim channel.

Demonx2, funny you should say that. Just last week I had a vapor lock on my 69 340 Swinger after filling up. Never happened before, so I did a little research. Winterized fuel could cause a vapor lock, if used in a warm Climent, as in South Florida, where I am. I went back to the gas station and...

Can you send a photo with the glass down looking into the track with seal installed and one with the glass up and against or into the seal. Still not sure if the glass just seats against the seal or tucks into it. Also does the flat back of the gasket push all the way up into the trim piece and...

Here is my '62 with the wheel/tires I mentioned: The build is here if you are interested The other "Ugly Ducking" that I own is here with 225 70 14's out back and 215-70-14's in the front

Hey Don... I've seen a pair of buckets listed on marketplace for several months at $450.... Not sure if the tracks and chrome were included. So I'll guess less than that?? Rear bench I've seen at $50, but that was a 64 and had about a foot of the frame that had rusted away. New stuff is...