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WANTED: Tail light lense(s) or complete assembly(ies) for 1962 Dodge Custom 880 that was hit by the tornado that passed through this area a few months, ago.

The bushings on my 1962 Dodge Custom 880 are worn out. How do I go about replacing them and what tools will I need? I have decent mechanical experience and quite a few tools and equipment but have never attempted this job. Any suggestions on where to buy these bushings? Thanks.

How do you change the rear axle seal on a 1962 Dodge Custom 880?

There are two different cars. The first one is a AMC Marlin and the second one is a 60's Plymouth or Dodge Dart

What? Are you for real? This is not a site for your petty, pathetic arguing with people who are trying to use it! GET COUNSILING!! You can write your meaningless response to yourself. I have had enough of your psychotic ranting and will not revisit this site again!

I'm clueless as to what a "repop" is but I am going to send my hcv to a guy who will refurbish it for less than $100.00, including shipping. If anyone wants to know who he is just e-mail me at home_remedies7@yahoo.com or call (785) 760-5749. Thanks to everyone who tried to help! Bob

Jer, I agree with you about the orange color! Let me know if/when you find it and how much, including shipping, and let me know. Thanks! Bob

But you're not me! $40.00 for a little piece of tin with some paper inside and a couple of fittings is outrageous - in my opinion. I guess I bought wholesale tooo long. I know what the mark-up is on things. I can buy it at my local O'Reilly's for less than that, now that I have obtained the...

Greasemonkeyman, Rust has taken its toll and the part number is not legible, but have received part numbers, including Chrysler, Fram and Wix, from another source and am going to get one from my local O'Reilly's for less than the guy on flea-bay! It is also available from NAPA and CarQuest...

Yes, I saw those. Actually, the shipping of the $25.00 was $16.11. I don't know how he came up with that shipping price. It shouldn't cost more than $6 or $7 to ship it but some people like to make money off both the item and the shipping. :sSig_thanks: Bob

Jer, Are you saying you would sell it for $20.00 plus shipping or are you trying to tell me something else? Twenty dollars seems like a heck of a price, 25 years, ago but it is what it is. If you want to sell it for $20.00, what would the shipping be? :sSig_thanks: Bob

Beautiful picture! Thanks! No, I cannot read a part number on the old filter. The one in the picture you sent looks like the one on my car. The one the guy has for sale on e-bay looks like the right one, too. I don't know how you found it but I'm glad you did. I'm tempted to reuse the old...

Hey Guys, My 1962 Dodge Custom 880, 361ci, automatic has a metal, in-line ATF filter. It has to be factory because it has fittings at each end that the return line fastens to. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? Any clue as to what is inside this filter? Is it paper type material or...

How do I cancel my question? Thanks. Bob

I will get a picture of me in my '62 Dodge Custom 880 as soon as I get a heater control valve and get it back together. My first pick up truck was a 1967 Dodge 100, slant (225) 6, 4 speed. I also owned a 1963 Plymouth Valiant Barracuda with a 273 V-8 and several 60's Plymouth Valiants, a 1964...