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Most likely the rubber o-ring in between those two parts. You shouldn't need to remove the gear box for that. Just unbolt those two bolts to remove that top part. Be aware though, once you put it back together, you'll need to SLIGHTLY adjust it left or right (depending) with soft taps before...

I think it's fair, but I don't really know anything about it beyond what you've shown in the pics AND assuming it's not cancerous rottomous maximus. Then again, it's worth whatever you're willing to pay for it. I'm also all for anything to keep these ol boats on the roads as long as possible if...

I enjoy these stories of comradery within the car community. Thanks for sharing boys.

@Keldon59 I have to do my windshield at some point, but let me know how your process goes since I haven't done this before either. I have the FSM, but any pics or barriers you come across would be helpful. Thanks!

Looks like a 64, tail lights give it away

Gorgeous John

Does your transmission have an inspection plate you can remove to look in there and see where the friction is or isn't? I had this happen for a hot second with my 727, but it just took some jockying around AND I had to 'machine' the mating surface of my mini torque starter to get the flywheel to...

your problem is the ballast resistor

love this thread

The good ol busted knuckle

Hopefully not too slow, that baby wants to fly.

My 64 NY didn't have that metal clip either. I left it off, it sits in their snug for me and the pushrod keeps it there as well. Hasn't been a problem.

If you don't tend to the field, someone else is going to harvest the crops

3.23's are the perfect compromise according to most. That's what I have.

Or a medieval tooth extracting torture device

You tried giving Murray Park a call? Murray B. Park - Used and NOS Parts for Chrysler, Imperial, Dodge, Desoto, and Plymouth He's got MANY more parts than what's listed on his site just so you know.

My 64 bench is able to tilt and slide on the steel track. One bolt to loosen on each side. It might give you enough space.

Tell us how you really feel, yeesh. Not to mention, by the end of the video he does power wash the car and remove those wretched pine needles you speak of.

He doesn't do full restos. He basically gets them road worthy and drivable. He just likes to collect, drive and enjoy them.