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here are some pics of the gauges. They are all back in their original boxes now. just wanted to try them in the bezel. Gauges only, no bezel. Not pictured is the tach but you can figure out what it looks like.

Complete set of Autometer Phantom II gauges for ebody standard dash. Bought them for my cuda but went a different route. Hoping to get $800 for them as they include a 5"speedo , 3-3/4 tach, volts, fuel, oil pressure and water temp. Will try to post some pics soon.

I know it's been a long time since we talked about the panels, but just checking if you ended up selling them. Thanks!

How much to ship to Canada? Timmins, Ontario, P4R 1H7 (postal code) Thanks!

Ya, I just checked my Year One catalogue and I don't see them in there either. Don't know where I came up with that one. But I do have an online catalogue from PG Classic Restorations and they have them in their catalogue listed at $995.00 If I were you I would check Ebay first. You can get a...

Year One carries them, and I know that PG Classics in New Brunswick, Canada used to carry them also. I don't see them on their site anymore though. Good luck finding a used one at a decent price. They're few and far between. I'm still looking for a parts grille just to fix a couple spots on...

Got any pictures of them? I live in Timmins, Ontario, Canada, any idea what the shipping would cost to have them sent here? Thanks.

Wow, those panels look like they're in great shape. how come you're selling them? Is there any chance you'd be willing to ship them to Canada? I'm not quite at the interior rebuild on my '74 cuda yet, but I've been jumping at good deals when I see them.

Hi guys, I'm assuming this is a pretty hands-down victory for AMD because of their superior quality and craftsmanship, but are they really that much better than Goodmark? I'm just trying to save a few dollars here and I know that's the wrong thing to say, but I just want to hear what everyone...

Would like to have the whole rear frame rail for both sides. They're in pretty rough shape from one end right to the other.

Hi guys, I'm just trying to see who has put a modern CD player in their e-bodies. i'm trying to find a trim plate to go around my head unit to make it fit in the stock am/fm radio cutout in the dash of my '74 'cuda. Has anyone done this successfully? If so, what did you guys use and where did...

That would be great. I was wondering if there would be any more people from Northern Ontario on here. How big of a project was your challenger? Id love to know how much work was involved with yours and where you got a lot of your parts. Thanks.

I have a set off my 318 in my '74 cuda. I can send you pictures if you're interested. They will definitely need to be repainted, but there's no dents or dings in them. Where are you located?

I have a set off my 318 cuda. They're in great shape, no dents or cracks. I can send you some pics if you're interested. Where are you located and how much are you looking to pay? Thanks.

Looking for some good used rear frame rails for my '74 'Cuda. Mine are absolutely finished. Also looking for a PARTS only front grille for a '72-'74 'Cuda. Mine is in great shape, only missing a few pieces. (one missing black crosshair in right side of grille, and both bumper filler ends that...

Check out the "lets see em" thread to see what I started with. I have a few pics in my profile page also. Not going with a big block, I prefer the sound of a strong small block when it hits the high RPMs... I pulled the 318 and have a friend whos gonna sell me his 360 he pulled from his '74...

Turned 30 in July 2010. Seems like there's a lot of 30s and 60s and not a lot in between. I'm just happy everyone is here and so willing to help.

I love MoparFest! It's the greatest weekend of the summer. All kinds of giveaways, vendors, used car corral, special exhibits and guest speakers, what else could you ask for? I'm an avid Moparfest attendee since 2006, and will never miss it. I was the lucky one who won the biggest 50/50 draw...

Wow, that's some great progress you're making. I'm glad to see you went the AAR route. Like it's been said, it's YOUR car, make it the way you want it. I always loved the look of the AAR 'cudas and even thought of going that way myself, but I have another plan in mind. Great job on the valve...

Here's where we're at as of last weekend. All the sheet metal is off that can come off, engine and tranny are out (318, 904 auto) just a rolling chassis now. All that's left is the heater box, steering column and what's left of the wiring harness. Plans from here, are to replace the rusted front...