Author: stroked408

NOS fuel sending unit for 1976 1977 Dodge Aspen and Plymouth Volare. I had a stash of old NOS parts and some were put in the wrong box. The stamping on the top corresponds to part number 3879683 that would be found on the correct box. I’m looking for t…

I decided to stay with v belt pulleys on my small block so I won’t be using this kit. Still new in the box, I just cut the boxes open for pics. I do not have the alternator bracket included with this kit. It will have to be purchased separately. This p…

I have 2 new in the box, never used MSD ready to run distributors. You see the dates on each box of when they were purchased. The current price that Summit sells these for is $570. I’m selling these for $500 each including shipping/insurance. I also ha…

Up for sale is this rebuilt 440 engine. I acquired this last year in a deal with project car. We went with a different motor combo and I realized that I’m not going to use this one anytime soon. If you’re in this hobby, you know how long it takes to ge…

1970 Dodge Challenger
Original 318 engine 100,200 (turned 100K on 11/13/2021)
Factory A/C, (not working)
Power steering Manual drum brakes
904 Automatic
7 ¼ rear
Dual exhaust (stock iron exhaust manifolds)

New parts installed since September 2021:

Co…

I’m currently replacing the carpet in my 70 Challenger and I noticed the area right behind the gas pedal, where the seam sealer is applied, has a decent size split. The floors are very solid, only the smallest of surface rust from a damp carpet during …

I’m in need of a useable or repairable core 26” radiator that came out of a 1970 Challenger with a 318 automatic and factory A/C. I know and have researched all of the aftermarket radiators out there, so we’re aware of costs, fitment, etc. We are going…