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What are you working on?

Just to state it clearly, that circuit it powered by a feed from the headlight switch that is separate from all the other feeds (2) in the fuse box

Wow. if all that cage is tied to the frame the body is just kind of hung on the cage/frame, so I think that you have all sorts of leeway with the part in your original query - just don't want the sheet metal flexing around at this point.

any chance I could get you to take some more pictures that show more detail of your stripes, especially the transition around the corner of the valance?

I think that's how these "picture cars" got done, for sure.

Thanks for the pictures - you definitely need a nice cigar lighter (the part that pops in and out) with the knob that matches the others. Is that a Map Light or a Rear Air switch directly below the headlight switch? They were both there side by side and I can't read it.

Remember that the rocker panel and its extension that you are talking about is actually a "box beam", though it isn't square, that is part of the "frame" of the original car so tying it to the front subframe is really important. Those two side to side pieces tie two parts of the "frame"...

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So in the Old Days (read: no AI mumbo jumbo) the factory was faced with a difficult problem - how do you get pictures of your new models so that you can start enticing buyers before the cars are actually available for sale? This is especially true for smaller volume performance versions. For...

I would suggest that your rabbit was killed by something domestic like a dog. What in nature would kill a prey animal, take its head and leave the body (where the nutrition is). Coyotes would eat the carcass unless it could break the skull to eat the brains. Wild animals kill to eat or defend...

according to the factory sales brochure the "light group" package includes (and I quote): fender mounted turn signals (N/A Swinger 340) Head-lamp-on reminder buzzer Glove box light light: ashtray Map and courtesy light Trunk light Ignition with time delay to explain: the Map and courtesy light...

can you post a picture of where in the dash you think a lighter would be mounted? If you look into the ashtray while you open and close it , looking at the tab that you push to remove the ashtray, you will see how the two white nylon buttons and the tab are the spring that holds the ashtray up...

I never throw anything away, not I can drop it in a pill bottle and label it...

he's in Montana or the Idaho panhandle, maybe he can toss it over the fence

I was rooting through a parts bin looking for something else and... is this what you need???

put one in the right place in your car. Only one will line up with the screw holes and have the outlet nozzle up against the down turn of the inner fender panel - it should fit in there snug against the inner fender.

Welcome aboard from even farther West! Looks like you are well on your way...

See PM for pics and details.

I'll look for a set. If I can find them I can save you some time and money - I'm on Vashon.

back to the original question: I have a Plum Crazy Dart. After a few years of driving, I wish that I had requested the darkest color primer available. The paint shop, which produced stunning results, use a very light gray primer. even tiny paint chips are exceptionally evident due to the...

still looking for vintage photos of Smith Motors in Whitemarsh Maryland, Baltimore County.

Pictures by PM tomorrow...

It used existing body holes in the inner fender, and the AC hose that runs to the drier lays neatly under the bracket

No bracket supplied - I asked and they just wanted to let the water valve flop around on the hose. Here is the bracket I made for mine (Sorry, wrong computer - pics to follow)

I have the parts that you want, but need some clarification (and your in box is full). I have what you are looking for, but just to be sure that I have this straight: you need the lighter assembly - both the lighter itself and the socket that it plugs into, you need the ashtray - as in the part...

Rear marker lights ground through the nuts and the interior galvanized metal bracket to the quarter panel. I never liked scratching off the paint in the trunk to make the ground so I made a wire with two ring terminals - one goes under the marker light nut and the other under an nearby existing...

I used them on the buckets on my dart and found them to make a world of difference as far as comfort goes...

what you see is all the info on the box. I think they came from Grainger. I started a separate thread trying to find the information for sure and lots of folks posted sources on line. The key is getting them for the right size lines - I believe that it is 3/16, but take a look at the other...

that is probably the most bizarre photo in this whole series...

205-70-14s are the closest dimensionally to E-70-14 stock tires. I've tried 215-70-14 on my 70 darts and you have to be really careful of the outside edge (corner) of the tread and the lower front corner of the fender opening when the wheels are turned to the critical point - sometimes you can...