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"Hey boy, run over and fix the machine up in Emporium (50 miles away). You can take the Hellcat"

That's a whole lot cooler than the company vehicle I had to drive for four years - Chebby S-10 with a 4-banger.

Agreed. I got a set of pre-73 mounts of a buddy of mine for $10

I'm in the process of doing the same thing. I sourced a 72 rear end (8 3/4) and spring hangers, and got new leafs from ESPO for a 72... all for my 73 Charger. Yeah, I'm not hip on those isolators either.

Ok, I have nothing, but I talked to a buddy of mine in Lodi. He has an Edelbrock Performer. Threads are good. He'll let it go for $150

For Sale: Not Mine 1971 Dodge charger super bee 383 4-speed $6,500 - Perry, OH 1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee 383 4-speed

I'm near Lodi, OH. I may have one lying around. Let me check this morning.

It's a little bit down the road, but I too will be looking for a good-fitting set of headers for my 3rd gen Charger.. so I appreciate the discussion and the advice. I know there's no way I'm shelling out TTI money, so I'm already looking at my options.

(sorry - late response).. As I was working on the interior of my 73 Charger... to my surprise, mine's the same. It only latches on one side. Doesn't seem like a great design, but like the gentleman from WA stated: the big 3 were getting cheap heading into the malaise era.

Checked AMD.. no help there.

Oh, it's easy: It all starts when an electron and a proton get drunk and boink one night... they make little neutrons that run back and forth between mama proton and papa electron. Right??

Great idea... thanks Mike. I have a solid grasp of residential and machine electrical, but admittedly am a bit weak when it comes to automotive electrical. For a guy whose been a professional machine electrician for over 35 years, it's kind of embarrassing really.

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I have a (Gold) rear seat back from a 3rd gen Charger SE. Needs recovered, but the frame is in great shape! $50 No shipping; pickup at 44254 or I can deliver within a reasonable distance.

Look them both up on Rock Auto.. that should tell the tale. 1974 DODGE | Shop Now at RockAuto

A 69 Coronet would have another small piece of trim that attaches there. That's the only thing that makes a 69 hood different than a 68.

Where I grew up in PA, we did the same thing to the Duster, Volare and LeBaron. I'd probably do the same today, but my old Mopars NEVER see Winter or salt. My daily driver (truck) has 4wd, so no need to swap to Winter treads.

Anyone have a picture of the screws needed for the interior molding for the rear window? Thank you.

Oh yeah, the Captain and I go way back. :lol:

Thanks for all the birthday wishes, fellas. Funny story: We haven't had booze in the house for almost six months. We usually keep it in the kitchen cupboard - the door of which has our calendar on the back. I opened that door four times this week to look at the calendar before I spotted two...