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    Anyone have a step by step to put front end on 71 barracuda

    Find a parts catalog illustration page. They often just imported engineering drawings and have some sense of the order of installation. Sometimes. Mark
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    GK6 71 barracuda gran coupe paint job complete

    Wow! Beautiful. I cant wait to get my GK6 Cuda done. Lousy paint, badly matched from 20+ years ago. I need to keep seeing good paint to remember what mine should look like. And be inspired to write the check. Great job! Mark
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    Uneven Window

    Lots of Band-aids too. M
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    Mopar mud flaps/ rock guards

    I think those are aftermarket. The factory Mopar accessories catalog lists a different style for 74. The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1974 Mopar Parts Accessories Catalog Mark
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    Restoration Withdraws

    I am privleged to have a garage to keep my stuff warm, etc. But I need to re-engineer the Dr. Diff disc brake conversion on the Cuda. On my back. On cold concrete. With daily highs forcasted in the teens. I thinkI will do some work on the 1917 house restoration instead! Mark
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    Wipers not working correctly

    My 70 Challenger wipers work ok, but I do get them hanging up on the lower windshield molding. Any solutions? Hard to do much without risking either molding or glass. mark
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    Roseville Moparts Car Show Oct 5th

    For next year, this is a very calm area with tons of traffic and lots of nearby parking (e.g., Kroger store less than 1/2 mile away). If you just are parking for the show you have no problems. Mark
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    Sell it or keep it, #'s matching 73 Cuda 340

    Sell it and get a Modern 6.1L Charger/ Challenger supercharged special model and have fun. A lot closer to a Viper than anything you cna make your current car into without $$$$. I like stock E bodies, but the Modern Mopars are very tempting. M
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    Overheating in traffic - radiator shroud?

    Hello; An update. I replaced the radiator shroud (fits better but not perfect) and the cap (good catch folks) with a 16#. Took it to the Heinz Drive cruise last Sunday and it was better behaved in traffic, gague didn,t get over 3/4. Went to check temps with my infared tester, but a dead battery...
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    Overheating in traffic - radiator shroud?

    Hello; I have a 70 Challenger R/T with a restoration to mostly stock spec about 10 years ago, everything done. The engine was completely rebuilt with everything new, radiator recored,, etc, etc. Runs well overall. Has a new fan clutch and stock R/T fan blade. It runs hot in traffic and low...
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    E body and other mopar oddities.

    The original post of the red convertible has a 65 Chrysler 300 sport grille and headlight covers. I have one. Mark
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    NEED HELP - 1970 440 BOGS & DIES OUT AFTER 20 MINUTES to HALF HOUR DRIVING

    Stock iron exhaust manifolds? Is the hat control valve stuck closed? This will direct hot exhaust under the carb with resilting vapor lock. Mark
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    74 Cuda "Restroation", Three Owner Car

    Also a question: I have a set of tail and backup lamps with a chrome ring, and one set without. I have seen both versions online, which is correct?
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    74 Cuda "Restroation", Three Owner Car

    Hello all; I have two other E-bodies, but came to posses this 74 'Cuda as part of a package car deal. 318 car, A/C, auto, matching everything, I am the third owner but the second owner bought it in 1977 and drove it until three years ago. Mechanically excellent, with a cam, Thermoquad, headers...
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    Coolant recommendation

    Hello; The key point here is the aluminum radiator, etc. Combined with he iron engine this is a corrosion sensitive setup. Use a HOAT fluid, which has the anti corrosion chemistry to make this live. Leave the old green stuff for the all iron motors with brass radiators. Mark
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