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Hey Tim, PM sent

I have that, in a '70 New Yorker. I'll send you a PM

Its beautiful

From Freightliner this unusual looking tractor, nicknamed the "War Eagle," is a 1972 prototype conventional derived from the 61 Series COE. Never going into production the design team was ordered to scrap it due to Ugliness

This is mine 3rd owner had it since 2003 2nd owner had it since 72 don't know the 1st owner has 383hp Hurst 4 speed a/c no power brakes no power steering

polera ? That's a new one to add to the collection. Porora, Polora, Polarity, :lol:

Something that I noticed is that no one here has made any comments on your desire to use LPG/LNG fuel. These are gaseous fuels not liquid like gasoline and burns in a completely different maner. 1. They take three times longer to burn in the cylinder. This requires way more initial timing as...

This is a 1970's Big Block Right Side Valve Cover. It is original, not a china knockoff. It came off of a 1973 Dodge Charger SE with a 440 engine, but will work on many different years and models. It is in good condition, just needs a cleanup. 25.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

On those eyebrow dividers you sold any 57-58 Dodge I owned never had what I assume were holes through for mounting screws. Do you know why the difference?

knight badges 225$+ shipping

about 4 years ago i found a 59 cornet 4 door. fairly solid 45000 miles. it ran needed brakes. interior was decent. sold it for 3000$ went to germany nobody in this country showed interest. the guy who bought it was estatic to get it. ive found four doors seems noone has interest in them. then i...

yeah 59 sport fury

that's the one

I'm not familiar with the 2 doors but I think in the photo of the 59 Dodge wagon I see a Plymouth Fury (?).

Just in case you didn't see it. @ayilar @69CoronetRT