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33 Plymouth here?

I think the 3rd bracket from the left looks like a poly 318 alternator brk, bolted to the cast iron water pump.

When you haul it on a tow dolly, just remember all the trans fluid will go to back of the trans, so you will need a drain pan of some kind to empty it. Probably better to drop the tranny pan, and drain. If the car has stock joint straps, it requires a 7/16" wrench.

I think I would try website 440 source.com

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Are they still available?

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Those bezels fit a 65 Dart.

No I didn't Mike........ but I will remember that next time. Thanks

I tried that first Mike....... and his inbox was full.

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Very cool pics Mike! Thanks for sharing! I've have always wanted to go..... just sometimes things don't work out. Was Daryl in the arena for the show? I know he is up there in age.

Is it a 3 core rad? What is the part # on top of tank? Thanks.

Try Dennis Carpenter Ford Reproductions in North Carolina.......... they have very nice repro parts, and some NOS stuff too. I believe most of their parts are made with their own dies. Nice parts IMO!!

R.I.P Bob Riggle, what a great mopar icon! He will be sorely missed.

Call Tri City Plating in Tennessee..... they are the bumpers that most folks here buy, and I think they are all satisfied. I have seen their bumpers in person, and they are super nice rechromed units! If you do not have one for a core, their will a core charge too. Also, if you are looking for...

Nice clean car for a project!

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RIP Randy....... I grew up listening to the Eagles on the radio, (no money to buy an album when I was 10 yrs old!) and the song Take it to the limit) was my favorite at the time, but still listen to them today. Again, rest in peace in heaven..... and keep on jamming!

Try the website at www.aaca.com It should be a great resource.

I have a 360 pan that I believe is around the 73-75 years, and the number stamped into the oil pan is #392, but there maybe other numbers too.

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If you can find one, try factory aluminum ones off a 78-83 Ford Fairmonts, and I do believe all models including wagons. Mercury models too. It's very hard to find any of these models that do not have the cushion bumpers on them, or the 5 mph cushion trim on those bumpers too. It will not make...

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I have a pair of clear quarter glasses removed from a 63 Valiant Convertible. I need to locate them, believed to be in my enclosed trailer. If interested, just let me know.

IIRC, the bolts with the small washer on them, go through the door hinge and into the door.

This is a very cool car...... and quite rare, so it definitely needs to be restored. Also, a very nice read from the good old days!

I believe it is bolted right up through the bottom of the spare tire well. I do not think it will interfere with the fuel tank.