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Hello, I need to dye some of the interior plastic parts on my 1976 Cordoba. I found this maroon dye on the interwebz: Does anyone know of a better product? Also are the "pre-treatments" or adhesion improvers necessary? Thank you

Hello All, I want to replace the filler tube o-ring on a 904 in my Cordoba. Is there a secret to removing the transmission filler tube? I have removed the bolt that holds the support to the engine block and the tube will wiggle and twist but not come out. Thank you in advance.

Hello, I am looking for a drivers side front door card for a 1967 4- door sedan. Prefer gold colored. Thank you

Hello, I cut back a small section of a vinyl top to repair some rust. I want to glue this section of the top back down. I have tried 3M's 77, but it doesn't hold. 3M's 90 seems to be readily available at Lowe's, etc. Will using 90 cause problems when I want to replace the top in a year or 2...

I am helping a widow whose husband was a collector of things. She opened a shed door and up against the back wall, semi-buried was a motorcycle. Or part of one anyway. I have owned a few bikes over the years so I immediately went to take a look. As you can see it is only partially there. I knew...

I cannot find where the FSM describes how to remove the bulkhead connector on my 78 Magnum. The illustration in the FSM seems to show that there are just a couple of internal clips that hold it on. So before I made a terrible mistake, I thought I would come to the experts to get the inside...

I am replacing brake lines on my 78 Magnum. My question is about the retaining clips on the firewall and frame rails. Do I pry them open and lift out the lines and then re-close them? Or open them up a little and drift them out with a piece of hardwood 1x2? Or leave them as is and drift them...

I was not really sure where to post this. My Brother-in-law sent me this link, He collects/restores this vintage Jeep and has never seen anything like this engine in a Jeep. Please note the distributor cap from an 8 cylinder engine! A Plymouth "Slant 4"??? 1942 Ford Jeep From the ad...

Chrysler Newport Classic Mopar Not mine...would that it were, would that it were...

Not mine and Not a C, but how can you beat the price!!!! $700. With "Rusty Jones"!! (Don't think the dog is included:() Ford Country Squire Wagon

Not mine... Plymouth Satellite Regent Station Wagon

Very sad for a couple of reasons..... https://www.copart.com/lot/45121997 I suppose we will be seeing a lot more cars like these in the near future.

My differential has been leaking at the bottom between the cover and the housing. I took the cover off and i am now wondering what the best way to seal it is. I have a new gasket and RTV for differentials. Do I use the gasket and the RTV or just the RTV? Thanks, Tim

Not mine. From FBBO, '79 300 it gets curious around post # 6, presented without further comment....

My 76 360 Cordoba won't start. I had purchased a new distributor pick up so I took the cap and rotor off and disconnected the coil wire to look around a little. I did not replace the distributor pick-up. When I tried to start it it wouldn't start. I had forgotten to connect the coil wire. Hooked...

I need four 15 x 7 wheels that will fit on a '78 Magnum. Factory steel wheels are fine no need for proper date code. If they have serviceable tires, that would be appreciated. Prefer them to be located in southern Wisc/northern IL area. Thanks! Tim

Why is this paint cracked? Is this bad bodywork coming back, the result of an accident, or? I don't have much/any experience in this area. Thanks

I would be buying from a private party and am wondering if the plates stay on the car? Is it possible to get a temp registration to drive it to Maine?

Not mine. Classified - 4538147 | Uncle Henry's Category: Automobiles: Antique Autos For Sale Price: $2,000.00 Location: Scituate, MA Phone: 781-910-1154 Phone: 207-546-7705 Email Seller 1969 Chrysler New Yorker with 440 four barrel. Good motor, trans rear. Could be used to restore a...

Got some road centerline paint on a 2014 Honda CRV. I removed what I could using the "thumb-nail" method. What is the best way to remove the rest of it? Thanks in advance, Tim