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The steering in my 68 Charger is stock and will come out when my new motor is ready but yesterday my steering got looser while tooling around town. I am sure New UCAs and LCAs as well as new coilovers, Borg Warner PS conversion unit and QA1 suspension bits will tighten everything up when the...

Thank you for the compliment on my Charger. I appreciate it.

Thank you, she is coming along nicely and garners attention whenever I take her out.

Thank you so much for taking the time to reply back to me. I very much appreciate it. Do you know about the screw/bolt that goes through the support bar of the park lamp assy and the spring nut? Thanks in advance, ~Andy

I would really appreciate any assistance as I am getting closer to being done with my 68 Charger. Waiting on some new engine parts for my new to me 440 that is seriously massaged. I am looking for the bolt/screw that goes through the support bar that is at the top of the lower lamp...

Realized I need to upgrade my tranny as this one is toast. I’m l8king that Tranzact Trans Brake valve body too.

Got any tips for putting one back in? I’d like to have a functional glove box.

I got them from from Tredwear https://tredwear.com/

How does one do this?

Thanks what I’m thinking I’m going to do

I’ve got a 68 Charger and I’d like to raise the rear view mirror up. Is this stalk removable at what appears to be a seam? I’m running a panoramic mirror overlay and love the picture it gives me of what’s going on behind and beside me. Thanks for any help.

I was hoping you or someone might know the specifics of that bolt/screw so I could hit a local fastener company.

Thanks a bunch. She’s a work in progress but an absolute blast to drive.

What is the screw / bolt that attaches the bar above each front valance light bezel to the valance above? I’m missing them on both sides.

Thank you all for taking the time to respond to my post.

This is my Charger

I’ve got a 68 Charger and I realized that my turn signal bezels (both sides) are missing their respective retaining screws. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ~Andy

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