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I see they do show this piece with the plastic attached and not the rubber steel core like I have. It doesn't make any difference to me as long as the plastic will work in my bracket. I guess if it doesn't, I'll be buying this whole piece. Automatic Torque Shaft Transmission Bracket 1966-69...

I believe that would be impossible to install the grilles first with-out the bumper so that answers your question..

Had to look up what CVT fluid was lol

My 70 GTX had plastic bushings at both ends of the torque shaft like in your first pic.

Keep the 55 and build the 68. :lol:

Transmission Parts, Automatic Shifter Handles/Knobs :Mega Parts USA

Yes.

No one praising the lord here. Basically the same kinda old gear head as you find on here with an opinion of how they do stuff. Since I run a old smog 440 I found his video informative. Don't read more into comments than are really there, Bob. :rolleyes: And, since you asked....

Hi guys I'm a long time Mopar fan who sold my Roadrunner project some years ago and bought a 55 Chevy. I'm going back to my roots and picking up a 68 Roadrunner that I intend to build as a Hemi 4 Speed Street car. I've looked at many cars some are really expensive even though they're not...

'67 Plymouth Belvedere GTX . . .

I'm working on my 1970 Roadrunner which is a column shift car. I'm going through all of the shifter linkage and bushings because they are junk! I have located the torque shaft bushings that I need for one side. For the side that attaches to the transmission, it's got some kind of a steel core...

My 74 Charger has a jack and base the same color as Vaanth's 73 Duster. Both are grey.

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A survivor ‘71 HEMI SuperBee with a column shift automatic, and an amazing story from MyCarStory….

'63 Dodge Polara . . .

'70 Plymouth road runner convertible . . .

Today I blasted the internal frame coating into the lap seams and some other areas. Made sure I vacuumed up the loose debris first though. Sometime later on I'll put the seam sealer on.

'60 Plymouth Fury - Lee Petty 1:32 scale slot car by Carrera . . .