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That's great mileage with the 5.7 Glad you got it under control after that incident. I'd be a little goosie to get behind the wheel again.

Let us know how that windage tray/gasket seals on start up. I bought that same thing for my 440 to use with my 6 qt pan and it looked liked those rubber "ribs" were going to line up with the edge of some of those indentations in the pan so I didn't install it. Afraid that I wasn't going to get...

Welcome to the site from Michigan! Nice Mopars :thumbsup: . Hopefully you don't have to replace the grill.

Paul, welcome to the site from Michigan! Great looking Cuda :thumbsup:

Welcome to the site from Michigan! Look like those Mopars are going to need a little love. What's your plan for the builds?

Welcome to the site from Michigan! Good luck on sorting out your issues. You already have some good suggestions.

Welcome to the site from Michigan! Keep us posted on your progress. Lots of knowledge here to answer your questions.

Welcome to the site from Michigan! Glad you joined up. Keep us posted on your project.

Did you happen to shorten it? I didn't have any trouble with mine.

When I restored my 71 Challenger I was able to re-use all of the drip rail moldings and the weather strip moldings. I had the drip rail moldings polished.

My 71 Challenger R/T which I had factory ordered from the dealer has the R/T side body stripe and came with the Challenger script on the fender but no R/T emblem.

The ones at the wiper shafts would be chrome plated hex bolts to be correct. Check with R/T Specialties. BODY :Mopar Fasteners, Clips & Hardware

Are you talking about the gap between the duct and the heater box? If so, nothing goes there.

Have you installed your shifter linkage yet? That looks like the spring for that assembly. I have a picture somewhere if I can find it.

Happy Easter to all! Hope you enjoyed it.

Welcome to the site from Michigan! The decision is up to you. How much time, effort and money do you want to put into it? If it doesn't really matter to you and you are not looking at the timeline to finish it or the resale value, go for it.

Good luck with the sale Leo. A solid car like that should sell pretty quickly.

I think we all understand what you are saying and know where the real priorities are.:)

Congrats for getting to this point Phil! Let's hear it:)

Seems like someone had a set of those for sale here just recently.