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For sure you want a 2 stage. My 30 year old Quincy QT-5 is 175 psi at 17.5 cfm. No problems with keeping up with blast cabinet.

M/T covers adapted for B1 heads with o-ringed adapter. No one in their right mind would do this.......

I do on my street car.

You can download a factory service manual here. It includes the wiring diagrams. Service Manuals – MyMopar

Please post pics of the part it mounts to.

See attached

Just an idea but potentially make it out of something like this......... Need some material anyway and the price relatively speaking is not crazy. McMaster-Carr

Or we could go the bolt route like j-c-c-62 suggested..........

We think a lot alike because that was absolutely my first go to!

Ok. Lets talk. How about I make it out of brass? Give me a drawing. I can cnc thread mill or lathe cut the treads but I really need a female thread to test the male threads against. I can make a banjo bolt or make an adapter. Whatever would work better.

Don't think you ever answered my question. What material do you want or can live with?

Way easier said than done. Have you found a 5/8-20 bolt? I looked at all my sources and did not find one. I would be happy to modify one if he could find one. I found the taps and dies, but no bolt. Only 5/8-18.

What I am thinking is make an adapter. For under $30 on ebay you can get a tap and die. Depending on the material and how much room you have, that could be real simple to make. Really need more info to make a better determination on options.

Minneapolis - eh? My daughter is in the process of moving there. Need to help her in January. What's the material? What can it be?

That would be easy to make. I have never made the bolt but I have made a banjo.

I thought all C body were 11 inch, but I could be wrong. All my C body were 11 inch.

I also have several.

Are you by chance referring to the 440 letters that are in the trunk panel on a 440 model versus the letters that mount directly to the lid on a 500 and R/T?

You searched for hood letters - Vans Auto They also have the trunk letters.