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  1. toolmanmike

    My new to me 64 Polara

    Me too. I'm pretty pooped. Getting up and down a half dozen times adjusting the torsion bars did me in. :lol: :lol:
  2. toolmanmike

    Has anyone moved their bucket seats back? 64 Polara

    Thanks. An inch or two would make a big difference I think. Add 2" and then adjust the seat as needed. The way it is now, it is back all the way and not far enough. I think I'll give them a try. :thumbsup:
  3. toolmanmike

    My new to me 64 Polara

    I am running out of time this afternoon so I will just post some photos of my afternoon's to do list. I installed the alternator. I posted pucs above. I got the seat belts mounted as well as the dash pad. (kind of a turd) I used plastic Christmas trees instead of those metal door panel...
  4. toolmanmike

    Has anyone moved their bucket seats back? 64 Polara

    That power seat base looks like a winner. Were the track extensions anything like these? I just started poking around to see which ones may work the best.
  5. toolmanmike

    Has anyone moved their bucket seats back? 64 Polara

    I did get the flashlight and stand on my head for a peek. The seat bases are adjustable up and down and tilt like my 66 buckets are. I might raise the back up a notch and see if that is a little better. Now it feels like I am leaning toward the back seat. My right knee is not happy in certain...
  6. toolmanmike

    My new to me 64 Polara

    Yikes! I replaced the alternator because the old one was screaming at times. The new one is nice and quiet. I unplugged the regulator wire and found this. Only 2 strands left. I'm surprised it was still charging.
  7. toolmanmike

    63 plymouth exhaust

    https://www.ttiexhaust.com/2-B6265_MaxWedge.htm
  8. toolmanmike

    Needing new upper cowl section for my 71 satellite correct me please.

    If no one makes replacement panels you will have to place a wanted ad for used parts. May be someone has a parts car with good parts you need. There is places like Desert Valley Auto Parts that may have what you need.
  9. toolmanmike

    Front End FRIDAY!!!

    Damn, that's a pretty Coronet.
  10. toolmanmike

    My new to me 64 Polara

    I need to get a manual and do some studying. There's a lot on this 64 I have not seen before.
  11. toolmanmike

    My new to me 64 Polara

    :rofl: I hope not.
  12. toolmanmike

    My new to me 64 Polara

    May be that's what started leaking on mine.
  13. toolmanmike

    My new to me 64 Polara

    I see only 1 pipe. Does the valve go in the big hole on the end?
  14. toolmanmike

    Stop in for a drink.

    :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
  15. toolmanmike

    trying to find 1962 fender trim clips...

    I am going to try some plastic "Christmas Tree" type clips for my dash pad. The clips that came with it are those wire type and are so tough I can't get them into the holes which are less than 1/4" diameter. I will get ones with a quarter sized flat base for good strength.
  16. toolmanmike

    trying to find 1962 fender trim clips...

    You might look at Auveco as well. Lots os clips for old cars. That wire clip is like the Mopar door panel clips but just a different shape. https://www.auveco.com/
  17. toolmanmike

    Dead Blow Hammer or Something Else (Connecting Rod Removal)?

    I always used a plastic faced hammer.
  18. toolmanmike

    Has anyone moved their bucket seats back? 64 Polara

    :rofl: :rofl: I don't drink much beer any more so that can't be my excuse. I do like my bourbon and rye though. That's for another thread. :thumbsup:
  19. toolmanmike

    My new to me 64 Polara

    :thumbsup: :rofl: :rofl:
  20. toolmanmike

    My new to me 64 Polara

    Probably the reason. No worries about a sidetrack. We talk about things and learn along the way. There may be a difference between Dodge and Plymouth. We may find out here.
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