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Thanks for the replies and advice. I do plan to retorque the head bolts. Curious though. What is the difference and or reason why the marine head gasket may be better? Is this tried and proven? If there is a problem in the future I would like to know.

I had a bunch of the Renwal military models. I remember some tanks and an articulated missle carrier.

I would probably say the custom wood pushcart my dad built me. It was kinda of along the lines of a soap box derby car, but being there are effectively no hills in Florida, it was hand pushed. My dad owned a Phillips 66 back then and the Company colors were a skin tone beige and maroon. we...

Take two rims to a wheel place and have them put 15x10’s on your center’s.

We ran them on aluminum heads 12.5 compression. No problems. Easy to blame a head gasket for being the failure. My experience is a gasket fails for a reason. Most of the time you will never get the full story.

This is an easy swap. Put the front bearing retainer in a lathe and turn it down to 4.80. First gear is 3.09 and second is 1.67. Some don't like the rpm drop from first to second. Vs 2.65 to 1.92 of say a 68 trans. My old V6 Dakota had an ax15 with 3.83 first and 2.33 second. Drove just fine...

Welcome Richard from way down here in New Zealand. :thumbsup:

Welcome from Northwestern Ontario, good luck with your project

Buy a Honda. [lol] Watch to the end.

I think I saw that today on their website. You essentially cut out your opening size.

I have talked with the tech building the harness a decent bit. They had some universal mopar type harnesses before, but not a designated year model harness for the b bodies.

Exactly what I was about to post...

Thanks man. I’ll look that up.

Welcome from Northwestern Ontario, nice ride

Welcome from Northwestern Ontario, I’m working on my 67GTX convertible, hopefully it looks like yours

Sometimes when a train and a truck collide, nobody wins... The locomotive engineer and brakeman hit the deck, no casualties.

As stated above, all of the molded Mopar carpet kits are now coming from Auto Custom Carpets, ACC, out of Anniston, Alabama. Might want to consider ordering the carpet with the mass backing as it molded with a heavier rubber like backing that helps the carpet to maintain its shape while...

Welcome from Northwestern Ontario nice ride

I was told 5.5 would need a spacer and my dad doesn't trust spacers

I saw the ad for that Dodge. Nice piece, Doug