Went for a 20 mile drive. Hate those 4.10 gears.
What did you do to your Mopar today?
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Finally found my brakes lines and can get started getting them shortened 3" on each side . . .
Spent a good hour trying to clean off all the crud all over everything - you can actually see that the part is BRASS ! ! !
Spent a good hour trying to clean off all the crud all over everything - you can actually see that the part is BRASS ! ! !
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Looks good. Was there a star type washer between the vent bolt & and the brass connector? Mine didn’t have one, haven’t seen another one with, but star type washer is shown in fastener guide. Mines a 69 but should be the same......just curious....thks Jim
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Thanks 5.7......I agree with u & appreciate the response....I’ll have to hunt one down....just another one of those things as it isn’t listed or shown in the 69 parts manual either....but I can see what appears to be star type impressions in the brass...Thanks again Jim
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My '62 had a paper gasket under the block and a star washer on top.
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How old is that hose?
Dropped my radiator into a specialist shop for a re-core and to get a mount fitted to run an electric pusher fan. Not sure that the clutch fan is doing enough....playing it safe now. 
Pictures when it's done....mmmkay.
Pictures when it's done....mmmkay.
Don't recall the paper washer . . . but I do on the star washer . . . will hunt for it too and investigate the paper washer as well . . .
Awww . . . it's "only" 51 years old . . .
. . . Good Point . . . . Good Suggestion ! ! ! Thanks ! ! !
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Started taking things apart to pull out the hemi and trans for a refresh this winter.
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Love the tennis ball idea. You know how many times I hit that latch? It's usually when I'm showing it off to someone and then I can sit there like an idiot rubbing my head.
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I had confirmation that my headliner that I have been waiting for, for over a year has finally been made and dispatched. I should have it in a day or two. I hope to God they have made it correctly.
Shot some paint on the rear springs to match the color ( kinda ) of the rear axle . . .
Now to put it back together and see how it all looks . . . Oh YEAH ! ! !
Now to put it back together and see how it all looks . . . Oh YEAH ! ! !
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Pulled the motor this weekend.
Christmas came early . . .
got a load of new brake parts so I can rebuild my brakes on my newly assembled rear end . . .
YAY ! ! ! ! !
got a load of new brake parts so I can rebuild my brakes on my newly assembled rear end . . .
YAY ! ! ! ! !
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Disconnected everything from the trans, removed the driveshaft hoop, driveshaft, exhaust, and e brake hardware in preparation to pull out the motor and trans.
took the cover off sally for a bit .... put a new front axle in the ram ....
That has to be one of the nicest SFC installs I've ever seen.
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