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Had one plumbed into my Roadrunner, because I like gauges, and the oil temp is barely worth watching, very low, not very exciting for a gauge that goes to 320ºF. This used to be the thinking on oil temp; " Elephant Racing • Oil Temperature and Engine Life https://www.elephantracing.com ›...

Beyond wood grain, a real wooden - insert - wheel to properly captain the ship ;] 1961-1966 Plymouth steering wheel 15" MUSCLE CAR WALNUT | eBay Awesome job and car, had a blue 2dr hardtop like this.

Holy hood pins! All three wheels have too many spokes for me. Recommendations; The Grant looks a lot like a Mopar Tough Wheel, but the original Mopar Rallye wheels are even nicer. Road wheels Or The oversized modern wheel looks on vintage American muscle cars doesn't do anything for...

Cosmoline should do quite nicely.

I have some antenna bezels that are are old MOPAR, what do the C body pieces look like?

What he said, and more. Your master cylinder is getting old and sticky inside. As long as it doesn't leak out the backside it's still ok, but probably time to rebuild or replace. In the meantime, you can take about a foot long USA made Silverline bungie and find a way to make the pedal...

How does it work?

Probably just rusty. Gently run appropriate tap through the holes and you should be good to go. I would only use USA made taps/dies, and go easy. Back off when appropriate and clean chips out of the flutes. A little cutting oil won't hurt but for light cleanup usually not needed. Run...

Tap your holes out, chase the threads, or use a tap & die set to figure out what the thread is. The holes really should be 1/4-20. Handy is a set of socket type tap drivers, a lifesaver in many cases. Not too many mystery threads on American cars besides some odd large threads like seat belt...

Are those USA?

I had all the fender bolts in my Roadrunner chromed.

Bolts are such a big deal. I don't understand how anyone could "restore" an antique vehicle without the proper bolts. I have a near unlimited stash, usually always find what I need. When you live an hour away from any decent parts store, you do this. During the pandemic, I needed a few M8...