Author: Steve-o

So my 68 Fury III center upholstered arm rest was attacked by some mice at some point and has a giant hole in it. No big deal when the arm rest is down, you cant see it.

So I found one from a 68 Barracuda that is the exact same color and is in perfect…

I’ve been driving my 68 Fury III daily for the last couple months and the more I do, the more I notice little things missing or needing attention.
So…. Does anyone have (or can direct me to a website) that has the stainless trim pieces for the gas, b…

I drive this car almost daily, Change between this and my VW’s

Brakes have always made a squealing noise at very low speed to full stop but lately it’s super bad.
So I decided to take it all apart and see what’s up. One rear adjuster seized but all …

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I just picked up a 1970 Plymouth Satellite sedan. I know absolutely nothing…

Just picked up a 4 door Plymouth Satellite. 2bbl 318, bone stock, but runs on 87 just fine?. 904 auto trans. I’m 18, so it’s a low buck car, but I’m also a GM guy, never have worked on anything else….

Just picked up a 4 door Plymouth Satellite. 2bbl 318, bone stock, but runs on 87 just fine?. 904 auto trans. I’m 18, so it’s a low buck car, but I’m also a GM guy, never have worked on anything else….

68 Plymouth Fury III, 383 with auto trans.
The PO had the trans fluid changed right before I bought it, Now that I’ve been putting some miles on it, it leaks pretty bad. A few of the bolts won’t tighten. Spin and spin. No big deal, I’ll put in some helicoils. So question is:

1. are the threads 3/8-16 or 5/16-18?
I dont want to remove one and make it worse. Like to order the helicoil kit now and do it all at once.

2. Any reason I can’t or shouldn’t put studs in there instead of bolts?…

Trans leaking in the pan gasket, stripped bolts, what size is the thread?