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That’s one lucky and loving dog you got there Jeff.
74 Charger Rallye 440 TX9
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She is a sweetheart!
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I caught Rebel checking her out 
LOL. I would bring her with me when I bring the Road Runner up in December but she hates riding in cars.
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Love dogs.
Fresh 11" x 2-1/2" brakes and new lines installed.
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Beautiful
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A very tasty rear end indeed
Got the axle bearings packed, installed and adjusted. E-brake cables in. All the small parts, drums, and cross members painted. Lots of little parts take time but worth it.
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You do really meticulous work my man.
And the rear end is installed.
Drums on and brakes adjusted. Bilsteins installed. Little things like brake cables and lines connected. Ready to move to the front.
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T2R9 - what's the part number for the Bilstein's? And do you have them on the front as well?
Rears are 55-R093, same as I have on my 72. The front will get them as well. PST has the best price with a FBBO 10% discount.
Installed the rear sway bar. Found NOS bushings for the end link square side on the bar. What a PITA to install. Hot water, channel locks and lube got it done. I use Energy Suspension frame bushings and end links to the spring brackets.
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