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Did you ever check out that one on Craigslist for $30 grand? If so, what did you find out? I know it was a kind of ugly color (Light green metallic) but I thought it would be right up your alley. It looked like a pretty nice car. A scam maybe?

Front or rear? I have 2 fronts from a 70 R.R. in excellent shape.

Just an FYI, Timken probably isn’t making automotive bearings in the USA anymore.

Yes, Canada. The shipping is outrageous right now. Additional fees will be shown at checkout. I can’t say too much without it turning political. I got mine on a 25% off sale but shipping wasn’t high a couple years ago. How soon are you looking to purchase them?

I think she’s shoplifting cantaloupes.

Redlines and magnums mounted. Spare tire mounted too.

NOS R/T Emblem. Never mounted. Has the Chrysler part number and the penstar on it. 50.00 + shipping

She didn’t buy those balloons at Walmart

I have never been questioned about my service call and labor rates, sometimes that makes me feel maybe I am not charging enough. What it really means is that, I give quality service. I have serviced most of these customers for 30 years and hopefully I have 7 more years and if I switch to sales I...

apologies for not updating this sooner. Nothing against Dr. diff but the email only just didn’t work for me. I spent 15 minutes on the phone with a Strange tech and 2 weeks later it’s sitting in my shop. Like I said, nothing against the guy I’m just old school and want to talk not email.

I didn't want to be critical since I started this thread to show how one can do this with junkyard parts....but yeah, I saw that and thought the same thing. The guides that came in the Charger/300/Magnum cars are nicer looking and just snap into place.

Looks like he used drywall screws.

That is great. Some people will prefer to buy something that is simpler and easier to do. The car pictured looks to be a 68 or 69 Charger. The 1970 lower attachment point is in the side panel, not the axle hump as shown.