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From underneath the car. Should not be that hard, unless someone installed some kind of oddly routed exhaust on it. Jeff

Still no good on the pictures. Must be an issue with the site. Jeff

Not sure what's going on with the photos. If I go to another post then use the back button to come back here, one or two of the photos will show up. I re-edited them to get rid of the ebay logo, and will post them again. Early style: Late style: I wonder if you have to go the the...

Hi Craig. Still available, but eye watering expensive. Apparently there's an early version and late version: Jeff

Looks pretty nice...

There are used rear windows available, but none close to you. People are often reluctant to ship glass, even though the tempered rear windows are pretty strong. It's worth inquiring to see if any of the sellers will ship one to you. 1972-73 Fury 4dr ht is also the same glass as your Dodge...

A set of road wheels and white stripe tires would really improve the look of the car. Unfortunately, when you look at the detail shots, this car is a lot rougher than the main photos lead you to believe, and as is the case with most cars for sale these days, it's overpriced. Jeff

You're correct. I didn't bother checking to see if it was already posted, since the listing was only 20 minutes old. Didn't even think about the possibility of it being listed in a different venue. Jeff

He's an another unusual Newport. Fresh listing, just 20 minutes ago. 1969 Chrysler Newport Survivor Barn find 383 magnum. 1969 Chrysler Newport Survivor Barn find.383 magnum numbers matching red with tan interior and white top.Runs and drives nice.You have to drive it to appreciate it.Things...

When you get it back, let us know how everything went, in case someone else in the future needs work done on a steering column. Jeff

Hopefully, your column has a removable intermediate shaft, like the Chevy does, and that should help out quite a bit on the shipping cost. Jeff

That's probably the best way to go. It turns out that I did have my coworker order the repair kit, so I was able to have him find it for me on his ebay account. Checking google and ebay, there aren't any kits currently available. I'm going to guess that Orange County Columns probably has some...

I'm still looking for that box. I know for sure that I didn't throw it out, but I may have brought it home, which means it could be hidden away and mixed in with other boxes. The odd thing is that I can't find any record of buying the kit on either of my ebay accounts. I'm going to have to...

I'm surprised that I didn't take any photos of the repair process on that column. I'm usually pretty good at taking pictures of everything I do at work. I'm pretty sure that I still have the box for the repair kit, so I'll try to remember to get you the part number for it on Monday. The kit...

You don't see very many cars for $2500 these days. Also, you don't get much for $2500 either. Plenty of rust and an interior that almost looks desert southwest. On the positive side, lots of original paint and not many dents. 1968 Dodge Monaco Seller's description 1968 Dodge Monaco ·...

Doesn't look all that bad for the price if you can scrounge up another sub frame for it. That's assuming the the engine isn't seized up. Jeff

The early Saginaw tilt column is completely different from the later columns that everyone is familiar with. They use a crush sleeve to set bearing preload, just like many differentials. There are some special tools involved with assembly also. I rebuilt one at work and was able to find an...

Hopefully, I'll have the opportunity to take a look at my 73's this fall. It's been about 10 years since anything has been moved around in the storage building and I'm really getting concerned about damage from bad ethanol gas. I'm hoping to move a bunch of stuff outside as soon as the grass...

Here's one that I'm doing at work. It's a 1963 Impala with a 409. There's only one coolant fitting on the engine, which currently houses the cold/hot light switch. So I made up an adapter that goes in the outlet to the heater core in order to install the sender for an aftermarket temp gauge...