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Or just turn off the audio and learn Italian sign language?

So same OP some 13 months later, after 5 pages of suggestions back then...

But that’s 73 and Might’ve did that after 70

Def a credit to us bodyman out there

I had an old Dodge full body with a slant six. 20 mpg. Three speed manual. Best winter car I ever had. But I sold it. Then I tried to buy it back. Guy said he had to put in a new clutch. Told him I would pay for the clutch, and give him back what he paid. Still no deal. Maybe he still has it...

I think there was a thread like this a yr ago.. that's a true issue. Here it is Thread 'Exhaust Manifold removal' Exhaust Manifold removal

I did see thie video earlier today. The P/O of my car had trimmed the Lokar cable a bit too much and there was ugly fraying, so I wanted to replace the inner cable, which you seemingly can't buy separately from Lokar. So decisions were made to get one of the "Amazon specials" that Tony speaks...

I did Google instrument panel for a 1967 charger and didn't see anything similar. I did see a t-handle that looked like a inside hood release. This T-handle was on the left of the steering column in line with the headlight and wiper switch

Absolutely.. look for the box marked fan & there will be a two digit number... Last two numbers of the part #

would this information also be on the broadcast sheet?

And that's the thing, can I drive my toys everyday? Yeah, but I wait for those days when the sun is out & the car needs to get a little workout...

Yep, add a 100k.

I would if I knew how. It was posted on a charger that was listed on BAT in 2019. Medium blue , one owner . Sold for $25 k. I thought it was a good buy.

A/C cars go HD cooling. You'd have to look up in the 73 parts book or maybe a galen book for the fan blade and clutch part numbers. Those usually have ink stamped p/n's.

Shoot your shot. Pick a number and don't budge.

Just don’t look is a solution.

Very cool car. Hope you get it drivable and enjoy it. It does look to have over 15K miles.

There aren’t any knobs to pull, except for the light switch. You have headlights hold open switch is a toggle switch, which has a red light. Google 67 Charger and you should find the controls.