I have 5 nearly new stock tires and factory wheels with original hubcaps. They are 13 inch, 5x4 bolt pattern. I'd let them go for a reasonable price just to get someone back on the road. LMK if interested.
Thank you so much - my 65 Valiant convertible thanks you as well! I add lead substitute now but this should really help keep the little 273 clean and running well.
I have a set of 5 original wheels , hub caps (6), and almost new tires for sale. They are 13 inch with 5x4 bolt pattern. They came off of my 1965 Plymouth Valiant Signet convertible. I know these are difficult to find. I will entertain reasonable offers - $999 00 or best offer for all.
That's the jist of what he said - just bothered me because a year and a half ago I had a tundra with spacers all around and they never even mentioned them. Yeah I know - he said spacers don't change original bolt pattern where adapters do - dumb policy. They're losing $1400 - may not mean much...
So, I'm converting to disc brakes up front (65 Plymouth Valiant Signet convertible) so that takes care of the front. The rear I had planned to use high quality billet 1" adapters. I ordered 15x7 front/15x8 rear US Mag U107 rims with 215/65/15 front/ 235/60/15 rear Cooper Cobra tires from...
Thanks everyone - I got it! I am going to paint the bezel. I'm considering buying modern gauges (speedo/tach in one circular opening and quad fuel, battery, temp and oil pressure in the other) and installing them in the stock gauge bezel. What do y'all think? Anyone done that? My speedo doesn't...
I just removed the ignition bezel and 4 screws on front of instrument panel. To of bezel seems still attached - what am I missing? 65 Plymouth valiant signet convertible.
Driver side manifold does suck event for getting to spark plugs and my engine compartment is fairly clean except for rusty manifolds. Who should I look into purchasing manifolds from?
Thanks for the help - is like to get 30-50 more HP. It's a stick 273 2bl carb with torqueflite auto trans. Not sure about the gears but stock. What are the best bang for the buck power mods for this motor?
I'm considering true dual exhaust for my 273 powered 65 Plymouth Valiant. What will increase power? Crossover or H pipe? Plan to use stock manifolds also. Any advice or experience will be appreciated.
Those look awesome! I can turn any 15 minute job into 5 hours and really don't want to take the manifolds off (but they look atrocious in an otherwise nice survivor 273), Can I just tape stuff up and get an adequate coat on without removing?