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Mid-Atlantic Customs in Maryland has done 2 E body convertibles for me. They are excellent. Both took around 6 months to get through the shop. They can be found on facebook. Excellent body and paint work and mostly MOpars.

I used a J hook bolt that was a half inch longer for my last heater box install. I also have a tool box that is almost the same height of the heater box. So I stick that under the box for removal and install. So you are not trying to muscle it in and out.

I was going to say the same thing, V5X. Which is black body side molding with a black pin stripe around it.

I would say $100, because most people switch from 2 to 3 speed if they are missing parts.

Have you ever operated a manual top? The manual top pistons have springs in them. So one person can easily put the top up and down. I have both manual and a hydraulic top E-body convertibles. To me they are both easy to put up and down.

Looks great! Thanks for the photos. I’m getting ready to trim for alternator clearance

I have an old Galin book that says 12.3% of 1970 Cudas were optioned R22. It also says 16.5% of 1970 Challengers were R22.

Dante’s is actually my favorite supplier. I’ve been buying from him for years. My interior is a mix of nice original pieces and the rest from Dante. I would definitely buy the interior kit from Dante if I needed everything. I will say that there has been a huge lead time in legendary interior...

Beautiful car and welcome! I think I’m about 2 hours from you. This is my clone car that I just finished….

Beautiful car! I'm a long time convertible owner and lover. Good luck on the sale!

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I have an original 1970 Dana 60 for an E-body. If interested, I can message you a link to pictures which show the numbers and dates. It has 4:10 gears that are date appropriate but the numbers say it should be a 3:54 gear set.

I concur, 1/4 20. Great pics, I'm saving too!

I substituted since mine were missing and these fasteners won't be seen because of the well liner. This is the Oval Washer that I used to substitute for the T, they were a little on the thin size so I doubled them up. https://www.supplyhouse.com/sh/control/product/~product_id=C02851 When...

Excellent, I will stop by for sure!

Hi Mike, its Tom Finocchio from Horsham. Is it the Bahama yellow car that will be on display? I haven't seen the car in person yet and would love to check it out. Also, these are good vending spots if anybody is looking.

If you buy new, try to buy from a company that will deliver to carlisle for free. Dantes sells Legendary products and has done this for me in the past.

Great idea!

I would say $400 to $500

Most collectors would prefer to have one that isn't inflated. Because they sometimes don't return real close to the rim once deflated again. Is it a BF Goodrich tire?