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Hey all. I recently installed a new engine bay and headlight harness in my '66 and several things started behaving better, including the headlight closing circuit. They shut perfectly the moment I connected the battery, which they did not used to do before. Unfortunately, they do not...

When I got the Charger it was missing the horns. Did I read correctly that they are Charger specific, or can I get Coronet ones or something else that will work? I installed a new engine bay wiring harness recently and am now acutely aware of the wires that wish they had a home. Currently...

I have reached the point in my project where I am now discovering the things that were missing when I bought the car. So much for "everything that was taken off is packed in the car"... I am figuring it might be easiest to make my own insert that goes over the spare wheel recess, but I am not...

I have been working on polishing up the fender/door trims on my '66 Charger, and took another look at the clips inside the trims. When I first looked at them I had thought that (albeit crusty) they were serviceable. Upon closer inspection, most of them are not. I found another post...

Pulled my gauge cluster to clean it up and get a better look under the dash, and noticed something obviously out of place. The temp and oil pressure gauge is sideways… clearly this gauge is out of some other vehicle as I found images of what it should look like online. Any guesses as to what...

Hi all! As many of you know I am pretty new here, and new to classic Mopars in general. Fair warning, this is on the long side as I am laying out months of work all at once. Skip through and look at the pics if you don’t feel like reading all this nonsense. My last car was a '59 Chevy Bel Air...

I am planning on getting rid of the chrome Torq Thrust wheels my '66 Charger currently has, and am looking at moving to factory style steel wheels. I already sourced some original dog dishes in pretty good shape! I had my eye on the Wheel Vintiques 62 series, but they are obviously a little...