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I found that the 4028424 is for a 1976 and 1977 Chrysler 440....so its the correct vintage anyways

Both of these had Dana 60s, so that's SUPER rare. Probably bought by B-body guys to be rearend donors.

Do you have a manual? Have you tried tightening the gear VIA the top of the gear box ? Did the rebuild change the gears or just the seals ?

Well, here it is. Rivet very loose and foot looks worn out. Only needs about a 1/64 because testing the switch shows only one tiny spot on travel gives continuity.

Did you by pass the ballast resistor with the pertronix? With key on you should be showing 12 volts at the coil if using a pertronix coil

So I was curious if this still had the original engine, I assumed it did given the mileage....but you can never be for sure as we are approaching 50 years old! So up on the lift and a little brake cleaner to get some of the goo off to verify. Looks like it is! Last of the VIN is 7D180049...

Correction to my post above thanks to Steve - the label for the car in the subject of this thread then would likely be p/n 3614876 (For a U code 440). If yours was an original CA car, the tag was blue and PCG doesn't always don't stock new ones with the exact part number. You have to call to...

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Thank you Polarus, I didn't realise it was the guy who worked there DOH!

Wishing all of you and your families a VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR!

I got mine from Mike Mancini, he owns www.performancecargraphics.com. I think ECS also sells them, but Mike is a member here.

Plug-in headlight relay kits are available, cheap ones and decent quality versions. Also fairly easy to build them DYI if possessing some basic electrical skills. The OE headlight wiring was/is woefully inadequate even for the original sealed beams. Be sure to draw relay secondary power from the...

Wow....this must be a rare piece indeed. Back to the top.

They made Hooker Super Comps years ago, but I don't know when those went out of production?

Im in the process of completing the restoration of my 71 U code New Yorker. Should be finished in 26. Noticed the blue engine tags in this post. Where can these tags be purxhased?

Good point. My excuse is that he acquired the car well before I started looking at C-bodies, and I am not aware of the tag info as a result. I still ought to have mentioned it. --> Perhaps @saforwardlook could post the tag of his sunroof / FY1 Lemon Twist 1971 Chrysler New Yorker with 440HP...

Hot Rod garage mechanic Lucky Costa, he's on Facebook & other websites, you should be able to contact him through one of them.

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