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Become a member here: Forum Index Then ask if anyone has a copy they can scan. I have a few I might be able to help you. I will need a model number. As mentioned by others, the two manufacturers are Motorola and Bendix for MOPAR. Having said that, keep in mind AM radio is going away. I am sad...

It's a parts car.

What power brake system do have, how well does it work ?

Stringing happened but was perfectly manageable. Its the other things that were a prob. I'll try again with a different nozzle and see what happens, maybe this weekend.

Hey, I like the fuselage Furies; and I like green. I wouldn't buy that car for myself using your money.

The KemChrome paint that I used can be clear coated - instructions call for a very light mist coat followed by heavier layers.

That’s not good. I’ve been thinking, no one is making aftermarket stuff for them cars.

^^^^ what he said. You'll have to remove it anyway in order to try to repair. If you can do it in the dash, then you're way better than I ever was.

You will never find a replacement windshield.

Years back when I was actively working radio & television, SAMS was the go-to source for schematics. Haven't used them in years now, so don't know how good/bad there service is these days but you could give it a shot to see if you can find what you need. Good luck! https://www.samswebsite.com/

You will need to extract it, or get a snake camera to read the sticker.

Probably Motorola....there is usually a sticker on the back side of the radio with the model number and manufacturer. Like my 8-track below....

I takes an old geezer to recognize old parts! LOL.

Looking for some doors or complete window regulators and glass for my 62 Plymouth Belvedere 2 Dr Sedan Drag car, or shells I could use for the window regulator parts. Thank you. I tried Joe Suchy in Georgia, no luck.... the inner structure was cut away when the car was built in the late 70's...

Hello, does anyone happen to know the placement of front bucket seats for a 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner? I have new floorpans and am uncertain where the holes for the seats are supposed to be drilled. Thanks!

Good candidate for a cool GT clone Oops, tribute.

Your picture does look like the distributor gasket as noted. The early distributors used an embossed metal shim gasket instead of the rubber o-ring used later. It has a slight raised sealing ring.