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John Dillinger is a member here. His name is Badart. While I have not used any of his components John is a great guy who does his best to make sure his customers are satisfied. I think you will find his products to be excellent. dillingerchassis.com ~Michael

Hemirod's statements are true in left hand drive cars only. The left and right side is determined from your sitting position in the car. ~Michael

Glad I could help. I actually saved the link from a post a couple weeks ago. I forget now what member had posted it. They actually deserve the thanks. ~Michael

GO here: http://www.engine-swaps.com/Pages/TechInfo.html#head3 ~Michael

That should hold up real well!! Great job! ~Michael

When I was 16 my dad and I were at a wrecking yard picking up parts. He found a perfect steering wheel for his dart of course we had no wheel puller with us. I climb in the car (no interior) pull the horn ring and nut off then grab a hold of that wheel, braced my feet and pulled for all I was...

I wish I could unread that. Clawing eyes out. :banghead: ~Michael

Badart; Great job!! I am constantly amazed at the skills you posses. Did you determine a price for these yet? ~Michael

My*65*Dart I went and grabbed one of my extras and it is 11/16 X 24. I don't know what is open tomorrow but if you PM me your address I can ship it out to you. ~Michael

MY*65*Dart I have an extra set of bearing nuts for my 69 Dart with 9" drums. I can measure them if the ones from Metallidart don't work. ~Michael

You have been trying to help solve this problem since the first post and I am sure the OP is thankful for all your help. Sometimes when there are multiple posts at the same time a few slip past us. I have read through all the posts many times looking for something that may have been missed but I...

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Great Idea!!! That would cure the problem! ~Michael

Bill; Thanks for the links. I wasn't thinking when I asked (I got to stop doing that :) ) The OP has power steering not manual so it does not apply. ~Michael

73-76 Linkage In 73, A-body front suspension was upgraded in a few ways. The bigger b-body balljoints were now employed. A heavier spindle now used b-body sized bearings as well. The pitman and idler arms were also changed to enter the centerlink from the top. The pitman arm is the same as...

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StrokerScamp; I got it up in the air yesterday and inspected it. The frame rail itself is solid. No indication of a rust problem at all. It looks as if the exhaust was leaking right into the spring pocket and caused the corrosion that destroyed the spring pocket. The car is an original...

19 Again: Thank you for the information. Year one sells a similar repair panel for $142. AMD makes just the rear spring pocket for $50. Anyone use either of these products? ~Michael

Thanks Jim yes it rusted and busted. Any suggestions on where to get repair parts?

So I have a 69 Dart 2 door hardtop, slant 6, AT. Drove it around the block today for the first time in 10 years. Pulling back into the driveway I heard a big bang. Well long story short the left rear spring pocket collapsed. Suggestions??? :banghead: Thanks ~Michael