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Respect!

What a special tribute to your Dad. The car looks great . :thumbsup:

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I installed a donor left front frame rail from an E Body in my '71 Road Runner. The only difference I could tell was a few extra holes. Original top/E body bottom: E Body left/Original right:

Great car looks fantastic.

I have extra screws, but really no need for seperate lockwashers though. They are yours for the asking.

Thanks that’s something to consider.

Agree, in my research for my 68 I was confused when I saw the brochure compared to real life sightings.

Exactly, but to date, no one has found a real production model with that emblem. Keep in mind that the brochure was printed well before the 1968 production date and tweaks were made.

Hello, You can use these E-body parts they will suit That's what was done for the left front frame rail for may 1971 Plymouth Satellite, it was the same part and fitted perfectly

Just when I thought I knew everything about mopars you throw this out there....just proves no matter what age you are, you never stop learning!

All Torx fasteners will be left-hand thread beginning next year. :steering:

This picture is from an original sales brochure for the 1968 model year showing the sail panel.

Car looks incredible, quick question on your car trailer. I see that yours has a stone/air dam on the front to protect the cars which is something that I'm thinking of adding to my new trailer. Are there any hidden drawbacks to having that on there?.

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Post pictures of the duster.

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Awesome news Eric, so glad that this is behind you. Looking forward to seeing you at the MIM show in a few weeks so we can catch up.

Got an email from PG Nacho, We got the rematch done. These are good to go I’m requesting for sample pics… want to be sure.