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When was the last time the transmission was serviced, I’ve had a 904 struggle with shifting and even going into gear because of a filter. Your fluid level might be lower than it should be also, top it off in park with a motor running. But it probably needs a service fluid, filter, bands adjusted...

No need for the attitude just trying to help, you had a picture with a bracket and one without so I was just trying to help. Looks like you need the frame rail under it also. And yes I probably have the part you need.

If you have the bracket the floor is an easy repair, you can repair the floor and then weld the bracket on the new sheet metal.

I’ve got one also rebuilt shift kit low miles but I’m even farther away.

Here’s what I think in general, New cam - new springs especially when everything is fifty years old. I like using new valves because once they are ground they sit lower in the head and they can alter head flow. As far as porting or head work any machine shop can take a few thousand's off your...

Now that looks like fun!

I used Ebody headers for my RB swap in my Plymouth Volare, they are 2” slip fit with a Hooker Headers slip on collector and collector extension. The slip fit headers are great if you need to replace your starter or replace a header gasket.

Is that the rear seat fastener? It would help if you had an overall picture of the area you are looking for and a specific area that you want maybe marked with tape or marker.

The photo is upside down because the camera was or your phone when the photo was taken… lol

There’s one thing to consider when acquiring all the pieces and that is to use a V8 bell crank for a V8 and a /6 bell crank for a /6, don’t try to modify the wrong one. The ratios are different between the two.

Your idea is sound, what gauge material are you using?

Basically it’s just a headlight mounts the grill attached to them also. The bumper filler is below the grill and headlights. I believe the fenders are the same between the two cars but the hood is different and there are fender extensions.

The skin is the same from 76-80 but I’m not sure about the inner structure. On a fiberglass deck lid I wouldn’t worry about the inner especially if you pin it on…

Well I’m sure I don’t have the only set of eyes that find the crazy amount of ads constantly at the top of the list uninviting , especially when you consider how many people actually respond daily on this site. It wasn’t that long ago that it was much busier. I’m impressed by the determination...

It doesn’t change the fact that the reposted ads dominate this forum.

How many passes did you run this year?

It’s been done but unfortunately the ads have consumed the forum, there are more reposts of ads than posts about talking points.

When it sounds to good it probably is.

This site has been taken over by members constantly reposting their for sale ads. I just found a useful tool and that’s blocking the members that are doing it. No more Mexican cars or rebuild/6 distributors or the parts I don’t need.

Congratulations!!

The guy is a duffis but he’s not wrong. All the cars from the eighties were just thinly disguised Fbody from the mid seventies with extra chrome and plastic. Quality control wasn’t any better I remember in 86 a friend bought a new Fifth Ave that dog tracked to the left. On a close inspection I...

It’s only worth what you or someone else will pay for the privilege of owning them. But I’ve bought countless complete cars for that amount.

For what it’s worth I’m installing mono leafs and Caltracks on my little Fairlane with a narrowed 8.8. One of the reasons I went with the mono leafs was because the Fairlane leafs are 2.25” and very prone to sagging. Caltrack makes brackets to mount the 2.5” wide mono leafs about the only thing...

There is a lot of cars on the road with Caltrack bars and springs, the only thing that I have ever heard is that they tend to make noise sliders included.

Silicon actually draws water and then causes rust so I would refrain from using it for this purpose. I would recommend using butyl windshield adhesive. At one time you could buy it in small tubes but if you can’t find it maybe a glass sho will sell you the end of a normal size tube. Make sure...