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I believe that is for a 71 Challenger. It has that "groove" in it. The 70 was smooth.

Probably Blue Tooth

Welcome from Michigan! Glad you joined up.

Welcome from Michigan! Very nice and I hope you keep it original. Not very many of those around any more.

They were used to tie down the rear of the car when being transported by the car haulers. They are bolted to the rear frame rails near the mufflers. Some dealers removed them and some did not. I have a picture somewhere if I can find it.

Welcome from Michigan! Can't wait to see that Challenger.

I have a Broadcast Sheet for a 1971 Challenger. If this is your car send me verification of ownership, and I will send it to you. VIN JH23G1B202954. As you can see that fourth digit is faded and only the top is visible. By the shape of it I believe it to be a 9 rather than an 8. E44 - 318...

Even after heating/soaking I had to use a 4 foot piece of pipe on my breaker bar to get mine loose. Luckily the inside frame spot welded nut held!

Welcome aboard from Michigan! Glad you joined up.

Where did you find them?

Nice work :thumbsup: . Is that a twin sitting next to your Cuda?

They are called a washer lock Pal Nut. You will want to put some sealant on it for the fire wall. Your local hardware store might have some.

Welcome from Michigan! You will probably get more responses to your engine questions if you post up your question in the Performance Upgrade forum.

Cool picture :thumbsup:

Welcome from Michigan!

70 and 71 had two holes. Not sure about 72-74.

Welcome from Michigan! Great looking Cuda :thumbsup:

Sometimes it just seems like it takes awhile for him to respond.

Welcome from Michigan! How big of a project do you want?

We need to see some pictures of your AAR!