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$50 for a pair of police wheels. That's about the right price for em. Better than buying those aftermarket knock offs that don't hold the center caps Link: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1378003670000703/

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Have you tried running it without the filter? Like hook up the line out of the pump into a jar and let it pump with no filter in line? Because your pump could be bad

Those Miradas are more race car than this thing: I'd rather have the race car Mirada than the expensive challenger pretending to be a race car

Total parts car. It'll cost more than it's worth just in time to fix it. This one is too far gone for a grand. It's worth scrap prices.

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$600 is more than I paid for the whole car

Rare, idk how valuable though. I mean I haven't seen a NOS one in the 2 years I've been learning about these cars. Definitely a piece for someone who really wants a perfect example of an M body

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You can try flushing the pump to prime it through the fuel line from the carb using the little straw on a can of flammable brake cleaner or, if you're really good, get a little gasoline down there. If you don't get anything the pump either lost it's prime or it's toast. Those are my guesses

This is something that belongs on a parade/show car. People complain about Aspen/Volare grilles, but the Diplomat grilles rarely pop up. I mostly see Plymouth ones.

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Welcome! You could always disguse it as a 340. Get a date coded timing cover, the right valve covers, smudge the numbers on the front of the cylinder head, and add an unsilenced air cleaner, and who would ever know?

For the people in the future who stumble across this thread: You can absolutely swap B Body 8 3/4 axles into the cars for about the same effort as any other rear axle change. There are literally dozens of threads about it here. The best way to search this forum is a Google Search. You type in...

The old cassette tape aux input

You could always get a plastic welder and diy it back together. But a new to you reservoir is probably easier

Out of a northern car? Yeah no problem. Out of a southern car? Probably should go in the trash. The humidity up here gives plastics a longer life

They do work on our cars. If someone here on the forum buys this and wants a thermoquad spreadbore manifold, I have an extra one that can be had for just the shipping, but I don't know if you'll need all the smog stuff to go with it to make it work.

I got all excited, dug my extra washer reservoir out... and it's cracked. They're all over ebay. The earlier ones don't have the hole on top for the low washer fluid sensor (at least I think that's what that's for) Any jug with the right size hole in bottom would work too...

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And to think I was just going to use a pile of old hockey pucks... I'd didn't know anyone made new ones for these cars anymore