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1970 Dart with a standard (not rallye) dash So I installed a new fuel sending unit in my tank. I got it set the way I wanted it by bending the arm and it worked fine for a couple months, though it wasn't driven much, and now it reads full all the time (like on the F). The car has a new style...

A friend that deals in Mopar parts found this at a swap meet covered in 30 years of shelf dust in a banana box, with this fancy belt driven fuel pump. All the hard parts say Hilborn. Anybody ever seen a set up like this or know anything about its use???

I guess this could have gone under fuel, but it seemed more appropriate here. This is my experience with a Spectra Premium Classic fuel sending unit. The car is a 1970 Dart. After hearing lots of tales of woe regarding replacement sending units, I looked at the latest posts and on the basis...

Is it correct that the fuel sending unit for a 1970 Dart (NON- California car) has one fuel line and one electrical connection showing ( no vent tubes in sending unit) ???

I have an Edelbrock AVS2 carb that has been in use on an engine for several months. I want to try out a different carb. How can I store this near new carb so that it will be ready to use in a year?

I have a 70 Dart and have used Damraider's adapter to install a flip top gas cap. I like how it turned out and the adapter works well. I know that most mopars with that type of filler cap had specific quarter panels with elaborate dishes to accommodate the trim piece around the filler cap. Did...

So I have a couple of street strip cars that run well on their mechanical fuel pumps, but after the car sits for weeks, it takes quite a while to get gas up to the carb, and the bowls filled so it starts. This can't be good for various parts. I am thinking that an electric booster pump at the...