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Thank you Dadsbee, I didn't know that, I always thought you needed to pull that headliner through the window opening to get it tight and on the teeth to hold it. Thanks

I have maybe 5 or 6 of these. One was rebuilt but not ran immediately. It pukes fuel.

Green Go... it's her Winter car, easy to find in a snow bank !

love the color

Certainly a lot easier to put a headliner in with the glass out everywhere, but it can also be done with all the glass in!

Nice NICE NICE !

Is a 742 not a crush tube? (or is that the 489). Mark the nut postion and put it back exactly where it was.... or you're pulling it all apart..

A couple underside shots.

Luv me a '55 Chevy. Probably my most favorite Brand X car behind a '41 Willys. Wheels up baby!

Imagine how much more they would be if you asked for screws.

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welcome to FBBO from Pa

On a Black car I hadn't even noticed that they were missing on the 64 until I was polishing the car last week. Nothing $111 Cdn delivered didn't fix and I had to supply my own 4 friggin' screws!

Not sure on any of that. 73 is a one year only column. 71/72 or 74 and up may work but the mount on the bottom is different and the "rag joint" is different as well as the portion of the column under the hood. If you get a whole column, maybe adapt your floorboard mount. Also, it was kind of...

Welcome to FBBO from NorCal Sierras

The opening sequence is all about the main characters removing the VIN from a wrecked Challenger and swapping it over to a stolen Challenger (IIRC, I watched a crappy copy and it was hard to follow.) Since the movie was made in the ‘70s these were just contemporary cars and nothing special. Just...

I was looking at the 74 dealer brochure and nowhere was it mentioned. So in the WTB board what do i ask for? Will 71/72 work? Can I keep the tuff wheel?

It’s gonna take a lot more than that to get me pissed. I thought it was funny.:thumbsup:

I am the culprit for that document. I wrote that version in 1998. Although still valid, it does have some errors and gaps in the data. For updated versions, in different formats, with errors corrected, gaps filled, and expanded information, see one of these: - A Carter Thermo-Quad Guide...

Running 29 psi all 4.