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@QQE does have a digital catalog available, (or did recently), that you can request via email.

They produce excessive noise in the passenger compartment.

Looks like a cruise servo cable maybe?

65 will have a remote heater control valve - that's the outboard (lower) connections. You can see the valve on the interior of the car in the passenger footwell.

Up through 1964 the Custom 880 was a full size car, in 1965 Mopar introduced the "platform" format you refer to and for 65 the Custom 880 was grouped in the 'C' body classification. That said, I don't know the compatibility between the 64 and 65 models although there are a couple guys on here...

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Yep, two from each side.

Love the stealth approach, just hope it doesn't come back to bite you...... :thumbsup:

Treed again.. :lol:

I thought that was a current photo of his back yard........

Being a wagon I'd be willing to bet it originally came with 8.55 x 14 tires.

Could you be a bit more specific?? Sorry, couldn't resist.:poke: And all the catalogs around showing what you could order back then have us all dreaming.

Now there's a sweet piece of history.

Just dug out the parts manual and there is indeed a different part number for wagons. Interestingly enough, the same p/n applies to all 65 full size wagons, Chrysler,xxxxxx (see below) if I remember correctly - although it's been 20 minutes since I checked and that wasn't the intent of the...

I have a set for 65/66 Polara/Monaco, don't have any idea if they're good for wagons though........ I imagine a look through the parts catalog should give a good idea.

He and Steve should go halfsies.......

I wanna be the ball.

So Ross, why weren't you in the driver's seat?? Inquiring minds want to know.

Ummm, did you forget an attachment or something?

Coolness personified.:thumbsup: