Who's got big plans for the winter?

That would be correct. It has a few spots that definitely show it was a canadian car too! hehe. It hides it's rust very well! Someone did a very good job on the body. It's been in the family for almost 20 years now and it's just starting to show a few bad areas now.

Mine was the same it was a Canadian car with a poly in it. Caused a lot of arguments with the Americans on for b bodies only site, because the US 67 cars wasn't available with the poly. Anyway the white paint hid some questionable repairs done by the guy that my car came from, he was the original owner.

Any parts I order, I just tell them it's a 66. Saves a lot of hassles!

Well for someone who didn`t have big plans heres a list of whats done or purchased so far
New LED headlights
Dougs headers
Magnaflow x pipe
Hood scoops
New hood yet to be painted
New stainless exhaust tips
Rubber scoop gaskets top make the scoops functional
Set of 4 window cranks
Set of 4 side marker lights
Frame connectors
New DODGE emblem for the hood
Looking at new 15 inch Cragars for the rear(currently 14 inch)
Still thinking about heads

Reg go 15 X 7 or even 8'' if you can fit them.

Ya I have 255 70`s on there now and can`t get my fingers between the tire and fender but do have lots of room on the back side. The 15 inch Cragars in sbp have the same offset as my 14`s so I may fit a smaller tire not sure. Looked at the BFG site and will call my tire shop for advice to make sure before i spend those oh so expensive US bucks

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Hey seems to me there is a wheel distributor in BC but just thought he might deal only in bigger sizes and probably gets his stock in the US.
Hey what about ''American Racing Wheels'', they have a cragar look-alike, if there is only a slight diff, nobody will notice(except you)...and much cheaper too.

well I got the 21\2 inch exhaust kit from summit with open chamber welded mufflers this kit seems to be well made and upon a quick look I think it will fit near perfect I might start a thread on this if anyone is interested .

Actually I was pleasantly surprised at the price I was quoted for the cragars out of the states just want to make sure all my ducks are lined up

crankycrow wrote:well I got the 21\2 inch exhaust kit from summit with open chamber welded mufflers this kit seems to be well made and upon a quick look I think it will fit near perfect I might start a thread on this if anyone is interested .

Count me out as the funds are very limited.

JGL wrote:

crankycrow wrote:well I got the 21\2 inch exhaust kit from summit with open chamber welded mufflers this kit seems to be well made and upon a quick look I think it will fit near perfect I might start a thread on this if anyone is interested .

Count me out as the funds are very limited.

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All is left to do on mine is change the master cylinder, new fluid and bleed everything.
Bleed the master cylinder if I can figure out how with no vice or bench.

I want to change the dash pad so...

Boy nice and clean behind that dash.You putting new dash paqds on or?

Fun times, looks great!

Ragtacker wrote:Boy nice and clean behind that dash.You putting new dash paqds on or?

Yes, new dash pad, will install the Airgrabber vaccumm hoses the right way, already repaired a broken heater cable, put new foam in the heater box, etc etc

Did fool around last night. Always wanted to play my MP3 but keep my original AM-FM Stereo radio. It came with a audio jack to connect an casette deck. So i use 2 Bosch relays, an on-off switch as a selector and bingo, i could listen to my radio or music fron my IPhone(IPod or similar) at a flick of a switch.





Use Pop rivet to tie relays to radio.

Nothing like some tunes while driving although they have to be pretty loud to hear them properly. I put a Kenwood bluetooth deck in which I mounted on top of the old non working radio. Then I had to wire up the console lighter socket so I can charge the phone.