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I have conflicting info on this. Some say the fuel pump has a check valve and some say it drains back to the tank. Are you sure it drains to the tank? My apologies just want to double check.

Should be able to get a pallet of them for free At least here.

727 Kickdown Cable Kit New. $230

I tried pushing down on each lifter with push rod and couldn't move any of them. First picture is scotchbrited lifter, last two are from cylinder 6, where I believe ticking was coming from. I didn't see this yesterday, but once I wiped them off and looked in good light, at some point, they are...

there's people tryin selling them over a 100 on ebay. They wont get it,thats the cheapest one l seen.

$51 for a horsecock style housing is steep...I've junked so many it's crazy

Here are some close ups of the rotors and spindles. From what I can see, they look to be the Bendix stuff based on other pictures I found online. The guy selling the stuff said he should theoretically have the callipers and master cylinder/booster combo but has no idea where those parts are at...

The Youtube video guy who used this said it was 1/4"

Well, for every part pulled, there's another Mopar getting an upgrade. One car fixes many.

FYI, I only use ethanol-free gas. I read that the fuel pump is supposed to have a its own check valve so not sure if it goes back to the tank or just the fuel pump. The car original had a 318, it was replaced with a 72 440. The carb is a Carter 4 bbl. Not sure if that helps with the...

Any particular brand and size of these parts? Is the (modern alignment) possible with stock type components? I did do some reading here but it mainly turned into long controversy.

He’s picking it up today.

Hi good question and no, no entirely sure. I just went and opened up the air cleaner and the choke was closed and then I gently opened it and then it retracted. It was a tiny bit sticky to close so I sprayed some Corrosion X on the linkages and it retracted a little better but that doesn't...

Like the girls who try to dress in period costume for car shows like Viva Las Vegas. In my opinion, modern day stripper shoes don't like right with a vintage outfit. The tire/wheel combination needs at least a passing resemblance to the era in which the car was built.

16's would be my last choice... Very little support in the tire department... There's probably twenty times as many options in the 15" range... And 17's are plentiful...

I don't believe he has the booster and master cylinder. The parts are not accessible to me yet so I can't look through them. We are in the Vancouver area and the parts are on Vancouver island. I had another friend of mine pick them up for us there but will not get them over here for a few weeks...

I remember the 70 simply because that is what I own.

Nothing bigger than 15s on a classic. That's just my opinion, but it's right in my opinion.

Hello all, I need a couple of things for my quarter windows, see pictures below. Any leads to where to get these much appreciated.