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Although not actual rebuild instructions, I just threw together the following tips for doing rebuilds and repairs based on some things I have gathered. I wrote it as semi-formal, though it's not the best format, grammar, wording, and it's off the top of my head, so I probably missed some bits...

Yes, just dont expect a high quality film compared to todays films

IMO the dealer that sold it figured out the title / vin issues after they bought it off BAT. And decided to get rid of it fast.

Yes, I have not seen it. I'm serious. Is it worth watching?

cordless dremel tool would make short order of the rivets

Congrats!! :thumbsup:

shims between the bearing and the yoke? never heard of that or did you remove the bearing itself ?

Yes, I had even shown pictures of tents in Vancouver a few posts earlier. In the Vancouver regional area there are (latest numbers I could find from 2024) almost 12,000 homeless, which is a distressingly large amount. But against a population of 2.7 million is very small percentage. That is...

To start. :lol:

I just look at my bank statement :fool:

I like the look, but on someone else's car thanks. They must get cold driving in winter. :lol:

Only 40% ??? :p

Many years ago I worked with an older guy who had a great saying "You can try to idiot proof things as much as you want but an idiot will always find a way to screw it up". Even if it was done in a jig I bet there was some way the operator could make it look like this one.

A walk around. so lets see if this works Black Beauty

That was brought up earlier in the thread... ...and someone produced another tag made like this one.

As it sits right now original 14 inch rims and stock wheel covers with 214-75-14 tires

JMO, but I think maybe it became suspect to some well trained mopar eye that the numbers are too far left. I thought dash plates were done in a type of jig and not manually like body parts were?

same wheel and tire sizes, Only different tire

Welcome from AZ... :usflag:

Here a go Roger. Cheech & Chong approved and on a plus side, you can still drive with handcuffs on...