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  1. NoGM4me

    Fuel Vapor Bulkhead

    I didn’t find them on their website. All I found was the standard 2 hole fuel line vapor bulkhead and a block off. I’ll keep looking. My problem still remains. What do I do with 5 vapor lines and the bulkhead has 2 holes? Thanks for the info.
  2. NoGM4me

    Fuel Vapor Bulkhead

    There is 2. The main gas line and the vapor line from the valve cover to the vapor-liquid separator.
  3. NoGM4me

    Fuel Vapor Bulkhead

    I’m starting restore on my 71 Challenger. I’m doing the fuel tank and lines first so I can start the engine. I didn’t want to start it with a gas can. My question is about the vapor bulkhead in the trunk. The original one is all rusted out. Is there an OE replacement for it or do I have to buy...
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    Windshield Removal

    Any tips on removing windshield trim and the windshield. They are original to the car and would like to keep the glass intact. Thanks, NoGM4me
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    Nice to Network With Like Minded Mopar Enthusiast

    H6T7 Chestnut Legendary Interiors number is 664 Brown
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    Nice to Network With Like Minded Mopar Enthusiast

    Here she is. It’s actually a stripe delete car. Somebody stack some T/A decals on it for giggles I guess.
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    What year is my 904?

    My 71 Challenger has a 904 transmission with a VIN of 8A123456. How do I know if it's a 1978 or a 1968? It's still in the car and a grease ball so I can't find any other markings on it. Thanks, NoGM4me
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    Nice to Network With Like Minded Mopar Enthusiast

    Just bought myself a retirement present. 71 Challenger, almost numbers matching car. 318/904 the trans is not matching. Very clean, little rust. I've been a Mopar fan all my life. My last one was a 70 T/A challenger B5 blue 727. Wish I still had all the Mopar's I had in the past. You know life...
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