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Just poking around on the internet and it seems a lot of people have tried this but I've yet to see one completed car

You mean like this?

I finally got on Facebook and I've been hunting for an engine. The algorithm recommended this: 02 v10 magnum I don't know which transmission that is

Will the transmission fit without cutting out the floor and welding in a custom floor?

I'd say the shocks are average. Not too hard but not too soft (but not spectacular either) Here's a video on adjusting the torsion bars Getting new leaf springs will raise the car too

Guys, stop me from making a poor choice, tell me a 2002 V10 Magnum out of a truck won't fit, because I just got a lead on an engine, transmission, ecu, harness, etc., soup to nuts, for $650 obo wants it gone.... which means i can pay less. Tell me it won't fit. Otherwise my wallet will be lighter.

Get off my lawn https://youtu.be/Dag90o2NRWc?

"Well he should have armed himself if he's going to decorate his saloon with my friend"

You can find Moog kits pretty cheap, I think the part number is Moog K7108. I'm using KYB Excel G shocks.

So the front sway bar is just held in by the retaining clips? That's gotta be loud as it slaps around and it must handle like crap

You started a thread on this month's ago Help no rear brake light only 3rd brake light

This is the result of Chrysler spending too much time doing lines of coke in France in the 80's.... Still a cool car though

Now those are bumper guards! Looks like they attach to the K frame?

Too bad the internet is spammed up with BMW parts. Anything with "E90" in it returns BMWs. But the part number helps setting up an eBay alert

If you need one sooner than later, then you're better off with a junkyard Ford Ranger 8.8 with new perches welded on. Or you could wait to find another 8 1/4 or 8 3/4. The deals are out there. It just takes time.

From the listing https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/447315671074693/? $75 for the whole lot. Worth it.

Thanks! here's a random pic to put the thread back on track

I'm a hoarder, I have 80, 83, 88, and 89 so far. I'd have more, but I refuse to pay more than $30 for a year. 89 I think I paid 8 dollars for it

I'm seeing part numbers 4014142 and 4014143 for the civilian version and 4014288 and 4014289 for the M body police version.

Twice the spring rate and out of stock. I wonder why they listed a different part number for the police torsion bars if they're the same?

If it needs to go, and you can haul it out, you're doing them a favor by paying $50 more than scrap. Scrap bounces around, I had a van I bought for $200 in 2019 because the junkyard offered $180. Ran, drove, stopped, but overheated. I threw a can of aluminum stop leak/head gasket in a bottle...

GEM made them and so did KGT. Is there a number on the back of any of them? That should give you the number within the style number. I think these GEM ones are like 652 or 653 then a dash then a part number based on the vehicle application. They're all over ebay like a bad rash. But knowing...

now there's an interesting idea! Jeep XJ relocation brackets!

I'll have to scrounge around for the other bar and parts, but that has to happen after I get the axle in and do the steering conversion. The weather is getting better to work on the ground. When I was younger the weather didn't phase me. I swapped a gas tank laying on my back in a foot of...