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Rock Auto appears to have the best price.

Interesting he did not show a close up of the fender tag or the build sheet either

I removed the UCA’s and had the alignment shop R&R the ball joints, it was cheaper than buying the special socket.

I put a TKO600 in my 65 Belvedere in 2008. It has the .87 5th gear. I used the stock clutch linkage, I had to modify the engine side of the torque shaft pivot to correct the geometry, but other than that it works fine. I didn’t want to pay the $600+ for the hydraulic unit. My only complaint with...

I started with the Mopar 5 blade clutch fan kit and found it in my 64 Plymouth. My radiator has four rows of core. I ended up using Hayden 2765 (Jaguar) clutch which left me with 1/2" clearance. This set up has been on the my engine (Hemi) for over 10 yrs.

Very knowledgeable individual. R.I.P.

:bday::bday:Hope you have a great day.

do this unless you have a "real" build sheet, for that specific car that says exactly what it was equipped with from the factory it will always be a fake fender tag or maybe

Wow, $2750 oh boohoo. $4400 and a $25,000 wind deductible here.

15"x10" in the back? 295/50?

I have their engine and chassis manuals, they are a great resource…

Nos 1972 Road Runner header emblem. Going through parts I have 2 only need one. Part # 3573817 and is still in the original box. Very nice condition and this is a real one NOT a later reproduction that does not have the notch for the sticker. Impossible to find these days. If you attending g a...

OT But I love Q5. in 69 there was a Q5 auto 69 Runner with white interior in my neighborhood and I distinctly remember another neighbor bringing home his brand new S-bee with the whole family inside, Q5, white vinyl top, white bucket seat interior, PW, 4 speed, quarter scoops, N96, magnums...

Opinion vary vastly what you should do... Like this phony BS, 4 dr cuda' fake, with seemingly real looking fender tag of this allegedly That was never built ever, not even by the mail room guys memory but was built like this BS a B body with 4 drs to look like a 70 4dr cuda

2 layers of plywood on my carport floor. It does the job.

I've been doing business with him for over 40 years. It's the world we live in.

Try buying a NOS 1970 switch without taking a mortgage out :lol:

I bought the proper A, B, E and C body ball joint sockets years ago in the early 80s. I still have them, they work great for pressing bearings on and off with the press. Lol.

You can find a switch for a C Body that will work for around $180. Exactly the same mechanism only with 3 extra wires.