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Osborne '65 Satellite
#1 Hi Everyone! New to the forum and excited to connect with fellow Mopar enthusiasts. My dad Roland and I bought a '65 Satelite several years back at Chrysler at Carlisle and currently the project is underway to restoring it as it had rust issues. When dad passed away I was left to finish the project but couldn't remember what engine was in it. Can anyone give me an idea? The shop said it's a 429, but that's a Ford engine and not sure why they would think that. I think it's a 361 BB?
'73 Big block positive battery cable
Does anyone know the difference between a '72 and '73 positive battery cable for a Charger with a 440? Can't find anyone that sells the original style one for a '73 at a reasonable price. Found one for a '73/74 on ebay but it was over $200. Found several sources online for a 1972 440 in a Charger. Looking to buy a replacement or see if someone will make me one.
Old guy, long-standing Goldmember.
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Newbie from Pittsburgh
#1 Thanks for the add Looking forward to part two of my family’s 70 super bee. My dad bought it back in 2000 and got my brother and I interested in turning wrench. He recently past away and left the car to me. We spent endless nights restoring it and while it’s drivable and in good shape it needs a face lift.
Hello everyone
#1 good evening everyone, Completely new to "forBbodies". Just wanting to say hello and thank you for allowing me to join. I currently have a 1968 dodge that my wife bought for me many many moons ago. It runs but also needs some TLC which has been lacking due to many other priorities. But after returning from living over seas for 3 plus years we moved back to the USA. Then it still sat on jack stands while our new house was being built.
For sale?
#1 If say I had a car for sale, where would I go to sell it?? The rules here are strange, I see cars for sale here but always with a “ not mine” with it . Soooo if it “is mine” where would that go??? #2 Forums -> Mopars For Sale -> click yellow "Post thread" button When you get to Mopars For Sale section, look at the For Sale Section Rules.
Engine runs hot in slow traffic
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Something I was always looking for.
Whatever you do, don't just leave them plugged in and running all the lamps fulltime. The lampholders will get hot and eventually start breaking down. Flashing sequentially helps to regulate the temperature inside the enclosure. I worked with many traffic lights over the years. Try installing lower wattage lamps also if possible.
First mopar
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Hello form Montana
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New Member Tom from Melb Australia
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New member
Hello Im johnny, new to the forum and new to the Mopar world. I picked up a 1968 Satellite probably 5 months ago. Every time I look for something this forum comes up so I had to join! 68 Satellite convertible with a 440 6 pack automatic 727. The previous owner was going for a Roadrunner clone which I kinda like. I have a couple other cars not Mopar but this one gets a whole lot more looks and conversations at the local meets! Thanks!
New member from North Alabama
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New Member from Texas
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New Member from North Las Vegas,NV
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Hello from Germany
Hello everyone, my name is Chris. I am 39 and from Bavaria, Germany. Since 5 years I own a 1968 Charger that was, according to the previous owner, in Germany for over 35 years prior to my purchase. It has been a 318 base Charger that had a 383 swapped in. As there were still many things to do and my Englisch has never been the best, I was a „silent reader“ in this forum.
Hello from the great PNW
#1 Good day. I have a new to me 1967 Plymouth Belvedere. Definitely a project. I've been a member of FABO for awhile and really enjoy the forum. Lots of good info here. #2 #3 #4 Welcome from the other end of the state. #5 Welcome from Prescott, Arizona #6 Congratulations on acquiring a great B-Body and . . . P.S. We love photos of Mopar projects!
Hello BBodies!
Hello everyone! . My first car back in 1978 was a 1966 Charger. I loved that car like nothing else. But like any 16 year old I beat that old car like it owed me money so it didn’t last. i always wanted another shot at one and recently found one for sale by dumb luck. Now days I can afford to fix up the old gal so here I am. I hope to pick you all’s experience and expertise to get the gal roadworthy. Thanks for approving my membership.
1974 RR Guy
#1 Hello to all of you. I'm in the beginning stages of restoring my dad's 1974 RoadRunner. He's had brand new and we've done some things to it over the years, and now it's time to make her shine once again. I'll be sharing this page with pops so if the question sounds odd about locating some parts here and there it'll probably be from him. #2 Welcome from Illinois!! Great that your dad is still here and you're sharing this adventure together.
New to the forum in Texas
Hello, new to the forum. I have two '72 Dodge Chargers. One I've had for many years, just never got motivated to do anything with it. It was in pretty sad shape when I got it and is still in bad shape. But recently I purchased one that is an SE which seams to be in pretty good shape for being parked since '93. I've had to do some wiring repairs and have replaced distributor, wires, plugs and module to get it to fire up and run.
New Member to FBBO from WI
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New old guy from Arizona
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A/C condensor
I’m an old guy with old thinking, bigger is better?, I upgraded my factory a/c system with, I think Vintage Air, and wanted to know if I should use the supplied condenser or a two row condenser from a 77 Cordoba that I bought many moons ago? I know heat transfer technology has come a long way and the refrigerant changed but it’s hard to let go of old ways of thinking! Any input would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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