Welcome to FEBO. Can you profess what this body type is? Just a pop quiz.
Is this an A-body or an E-body?
By the way. I'm distracted by things in class like the above.
The bad grounds are phantoms that come back and haunt you. Their there but not seen in the minds eye.
I was going off of what you done last. Go back and check. confirm things are correct.
As you are about to do, it will give you a peace of mind of your issue. I would say you got it. Check the...
I'm not an expert. I know of it. Only seen one in person.
The Western Sport Special (WSS) was a 1970 Dodge Challenger regional appearance package, option code A91, priced at $199.50 and sold exclusively in the Los Angeles and San Francisco markets. Approximately 1,615 units were produced...
Does this help.
Side to Side: 20 1/16 inches
End to End: 23 1/8 inches
The hood trim ring in my option. It would mimic the demotions of the foot print of the of the bubble itself. In order visually conseil the base of of the bubble. With the exceptions for inside clearance. Someone here may...
https://mymopar.com/?pid=
109 Download your manual here.
https://mymopar.com/service-manuals/
Try to right click on the image above and save. Then print from where you have it saved. Or print from the downloaded manual.
Sounds like the run and start wires are switch somewhere. Check the steering column plug and the bulkhead connector. Make sure there in the right location.
22 Brown 23 Blue Remove connector under hood. Connect test light and check if it's working correct. You should only have power to the...
You ask?:
"Sell or Trade? 70 Gran Coupe."
Neither!
I think you got the others option here.
KEEP!
If it was a not worth it the members here would let you know.
Welcome to FEBO. Cool color to have in Florida! It is a survivor of decades. There just not out there like that! I don't think I have seen one in a car lot in a long time!
They where on mine when I got my car off the original owner. I always thought they were dealer installed. Don't know...
Who would have thunk. Theis car would still be around! They were something to be driven. They where used and abused. The engine being the heat beat. You listen to for any irregular sounds. But when it came time to clean it up. In the process of rubbing and scrubbing the body. Then looking that...
Yes. The clips has to be moved toward the outside. Might be able use a small pick. The fingers were the tool back in the day, when they were newer. I was thinking they where all the same. But I do remember some difference somehow.
Check this too.