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Picture of it in the garage as it sits

Guess I'll start one for this, my father purchased this thing in 74, a 1966 charger, its a big block car that he would always enjoy when he drove it. He bought it in Illinois where he was born and towed it here behind his 61 new yorker. It was in the garage getting another engine installed when he passed. It took me a while before i touched the thing as he started tearing it apart a couple weeks prior. this thing is slowly getting back together just cause i want to do it right. over the last couple weeks Ive installed the engine and a new engine wiring harness. worked on the headlights and will be soon converting it to disc brakes in the front.

Dunno, Google-fu says it's the predecessor of the 231, depends on your plans for the vehicle, if it's just driving around town then ya rebuild it.

the filler neck should unbolt and slide out, tc should have a tag

that's a project to complete while in lockdown

Spotted one off of i76 today

And that is usually what happens. Altho there are some good adaption of books into movies

You can start there, don't forget to disconnect the battery as the starter will have to come out as well. Also don't forget to disconnect the front driveshaft

Why is it that most of the time when they make a movie out of a book they screw it up

It just slides out, once you've I bolted it from the rear end. Once out tape up the caps on the rear end side, basically, take the tape and wrap it around the ujoint

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Maybe it came from Canada then but I'm not sure what's up with it, very neat plates tho

My question is, where is it located at

Looks like a foreign country kinda weird how it says Renault on it

The least amount of digits we can do is the last eight. Even then it will be a hit or miss especially with the older ones

Not a full Vin, either a state given vin or someone just screwing around. Any other vins available?

Not sure if rotted or rodent damage almost looks like something was hungry.

I prefer This method

Yay, power windows next?

I keep a towel in the Comanche because of this book, hadn't realized there were sequiles

That wire doesn't look too good, hopefully, that's the only ones

glad to hear that you got it running

Did that fix it?

Where do you have spark? What do the plugs look like?