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What years?

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Welcome from Washington State.

Ford actually produced 1300 or so of these cars. I understand that its just a Torino but a limited production car is just that. Kind of like a Hemi 4 speed Challenger convertible. Not many made which brings the value up.

plymouth and dodge

I am interested in the steering column shaft if’s still available

What do they fit, Dodge or Plymouth or are they the same? :steering: :fool:

I have a set of 4 headlight buckets from a 65 Coronet. All are in good condition with intact springs and adjusters. They have the stainless retaining rings. $20.00 each plus the ride from El Dorado Hills, Ca. These may fit other years as well. PM me if interested.

Looks great Thanx for the pictures

Welcome aboard ! My advice ? Take pictures before you disassemble anything. Then take more pictures, and even more pictures as you go. You'll need them, trust me.

Welcome from NY.

That is a 71-3 A & B body center cap…

FOR SALE - 14 x 5 1/2 steel wheel.

Welcome aboard !

Were the heads you used aluminum? Do any of those gaskets have stainless rings?

Corvettes are wonderful - have power/can make power like a musclecar AND have brakes and can turn a corner. Dad had a 66 L79 roadster when I was a kid and I've had a couple of 3rd gen cars - a 70 both top car and a 73 coupe - in the past. Sure wish I could afford a midyear, but not likely to...

Needs to be restored. 1970 wood wheel $150 plus shipping. 71-73 center horn pad $25 plus shipping

14 x 5 1/2 steel wheel that has a big H stamped in it. It it takes the 10 inch poverty cap I would say the wheel is a 1965. I can’t verify $55 plus shipping.

I forgot to mention that the guy up front needs to lightly push up while each guy or gal tightens the bolts. The hood will ten to rock downward in the front otherwise.

Thanks for the heads up!