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Faxon has a reprint of an assembly manual with the factory diagrams for installation. I'm away from home so can't get to mine but maybe someone else has one and can help...

This is also related to the use of a 6 or 8 blade impeller in the water pump, but damned if I can ever remember which is the AC or non-AC pump...

Good things come to those who wait!

WOOHOO!!!:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

God but I'd like to see that in person!

I got mine from Phoenix Graphics. They sent me all the metallic gray/silver materials they had (6 or 7 samples?), I picked one out and they made them using the factory stripe template on hand.

What is the white device in the hood hole?

See you there!

I suggest that you contact the folks at Carlisle for an inside display spot

sorry but, what is a slim sub???

You know now that you mention it, I look at the speed on my GPS screen as often as I do the speedo these days...

OUCH!!!

no speedometer?

I see your 318 engine call outs in place! I can't tell you how many double takes that mine got at Carlisle, the Mopar Nats and MoparFest over the summer! Thanks again for making that happen!

Bad News - I went to buy new fluorescent tubes for my 8 foot shop lights this month and was informed that you can no longer legally buy them here or buy them on line and have them shipped here. I ended up buying a kit to install LEDs in the 8 foot fixtures. The "kit" was new bulbs and...

don't get too ready to hang all your lights on the ceiling. I put lights up on the side of my garage at the level of side windows in the car for better illumination inside the car, and even lower to give me light when working under the car

WOO HOO!!! Congratulations! I find it useful to make a "punch list" of things that need to be done. It keeps you on track and you get the satisfaction of crossing stuff off as you get to it. If you can just do a little bit on a regular basis, you'll make great progress.

So is this car coming to Carlisle???!!!

SOMEBODY BUY THIS CAR!!! IMHO - The OP shouldn't fix anything. Someone with the skills to make this a truly great car should make the OP a good offer and drop a really potent small block in it.

if you look up Torqueflite 904 pan gasket up on the Summit Racing web site they offer a pan gasket with a silicone bead around it. I tried one because of a persistant leak and it sealed right up - had to take the pan off again and reused the gasket and it sealed right up again! You use no...

you would probably do a lot better listing it here!

WOW My best advice to the OP is to find an excellent old school mechanical shop. Even if you have to pay to haul it to them on a flat bed, it's WAY better than casting around here with the depth of the mismatch in parts.. They can go through the car, make the best of what you have and then...

If you don't mind the question, how much did the car cost?

I have a suggestion for you when you go to install the console carpet. I got the idea from somebody here. I got a bunch of industrial quality velcro at the hardware store and installed the console carpet with that. If you ever need to work with the console wiring or the linkage, you just...

suggest that you get a thermostat gasket from Real Gaskets in Tennessee. I've tried other gaskets of theirs and was underwhelmed but that thermostat gasket is great. If you get one FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. I have one that I have used in a motor for 3 years and I needed to remove the housing...

you know you can buy a stripe kit for around $100... Whatever you do, don't forget to make the slight bend in the middle of the trunk.

I used a similar kit from them - imagine my surprise when it was shipped to me from Brussels Belgium! Great system - I used a compatible battery that came from WalMart.

Yes, I don't know when it started but I would bet at least as far back as 67 and on into the mid 70s. You could order your car with any combination of colors that were offered on the car. Use your imagination... plum crazy with a F4 green top??? I'm not a big expert on fender tags, but I...

under the vinyl top trim. I always liked the way that older cars in the 50s and 60s had stainless trim that sectioned off portions of the body so that it was easy to have 2 tone or even three tone paint jobs from the factory. They probably used the clip holes and knobs to mask off the sections...

So I have 3 1970 Darts. All came originally with vinyl tops (Dodge had packages and deals that included vinyl roofs that year). I have removed the vinyl roof on 2 of the cars and the third one still has its original factory vinyl on it. I left the vinyl trim on the purple car because one day...