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Vintage Direct Connection parts. Let’s see em!
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Is that an older version ? Or did the aluminum sidecover not get the reinforced ribbing ?
Musclesigns
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Just waiting for winter
autoxcuda
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It’s thicker altogether than an iron one. There thicker reinforcement inside than an iron too.
My iron ones are put away to put side by side.
I think I have a production aluminum side cover too that’s much thinner than this one.
The tailshaft bolt flange to main case is slightly thicker on this than a OD aluminum tailshaft.
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Lwoodsmopar
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I’ve had this belt buckle for more years than I’ll admit to. The belt has long since become a bit small for me these days. Also have a set of DC chrome small block valve covers I bought at a DC dealer in Ocala Florida in 1979 while on a winter break from the harsh winters here in Michigan back then.
junkyardhero
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picked this up the other day:
spec had me cracking up "for light competition"
don't know when it was made but the shipping/transfer label is dated 1993. the lifters are all individually boxed and cello wrapped and the lube is MP labeled.
spec had me cracking up "for light competition"
don't know when it was made but the shipping/transfer label is dated 1993. the lifters are all individually boxed and cello wrapped and the lube is MP labeled.
junkyardhero
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while we're on the subject and there's a captive audience... is there any veracity to the claim that MP cams used paint stripes to ID them? i have a new SB one here that has no numbers stamped into anywhere.
More Hustle Stuff than Direct Connection
That’s how they knew which vendor made them
junkyardhero
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thanks amigo.
time to bust out the ol' spinny spinny thing and indicator and see what's up.
MidnightSwinger
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I was told by some old heads, when Mopar was still Mopar, the stripes had a rhyme and reason. Like a yellow and green stripe meant “x” cam. But somewhere along the line after Iacocca that either changed and/or was no longer public info.
I bought a couple of bourbon glasses last summer at a swap meet. I was glad to get them for $20 and the seller was glad he didn't have to haul them around any more!
Swinger340Canuc
72 Swinger 340 Special
My custom fit DC cover.
MidnightSwinger
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Very cool!
A friend showed me one of these a year or two ago and I "had to have one" so I bought my own. I had never seen one until then. I bought the Mopar "M" one too.
Mopar603
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DC spoiler, not reproduction.
NO
Still NO
This one was a gift from a fellow FABO member 20+ years ago.
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