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Street use mild 360...should I use factory electronic distributor or aftermarket?

Searching EVERYWHERE for complete front fenders for 67 Cuda. Everywhere I look only has fender patch kits. Also need pass splash guard inside fender that covers door hinges. ANY help is appreciated

360 2bbl out of 76 RV, budget build ideas for street use?

What trans is this? Behind a 273. Also will a late 70's 360 work with it?

Is there a kit that has digital guages for a 67 Cuda that still has the factory dash?

Is there a kit to switch to hydrolic or should I stay with the adjustable solids?

67 Cuda Fastback... cancer where inner meets outer quarter on LR...Do I have to remove latter quarter tof fx this or is there an inner replacement available?

Is it possible? 2nd owner of 67 Fastback Cuda # matching 273 automatic.. burns oil & want to pep it up when rebuilding... all catalogs I look at show 318/360 but no 273.. parts same except crank, pistons, and rods?

2nd owner of 67 Fastback Cuda 273 automatic... needs rebuild (burning oil) virgin engine and trans...want sum pep to it....cruiser for street...couple questions... are there performance parts for the 273 and should I keep it stock with sum extra pep since I'm only 2nd owner...I have a 440 for it...

Mild street 440 4bbl...question is should I run 2 1/2 or 3in exhaust? Tri-Y Schumacher headers is what I already have. Also should I install a "H-pipe" ? What does it do? I've heard both yes & no about a "H-pipe". Thanks

Will a 904 or 727 from a 273 or 360 work behind a 440?

Always wanted a Cuda and now I found her. New to Mopars. Have built Bowties for past 30yrs because dime a dozen and cheap to grenade. Found an original owner 67 Fastback 273 automatic. Just going to 440 and 727 it (brother had the engine/transmission from his wrecked RV) Going to keep evey...

I'm new to Mopars. I have a 67 Cuda Fastback that came stock with the 273 and I'm installing a 440. Using for daily driver and wondering if I need to do anything to the front suspension to make it handle on the street good. Thanks for any help.