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Same here. It works great on my Mac!

Nice cars and I would kill for a good shawarma.....Looks like a good time.... Kansan

You might be right @pschlosser ....not a fan of those wheel covers, though....

Nice!! Almost a match for @toolmanmike 's old Cuda

I like the look of the 275s. I'm thinking I might go with the 275s in the back with the 255s in front...and 15x8 road wheels all around. Edit: BTW, sharp 'Cuda @Cuda360-4 Kansan

Yeah, that's probably where I'll go. I think 15x8 all around. I have the broadcast sheet for my car, but not sure how to decode the wheels. There is a 2? under wheels covers on the broadcast sheet so maybe it was originally a hub cap car.....

Very nice @toolmanmike

I agree...from this angle. The angle I'm talking about is the front/quartering angle..... Kansan

OK, this might have been covered before......I see a lot of threads about "What is the biggest tire I can fit on the back of my Cuda/Challenger/ etc....BUT, as much as I love the look of the (and my) Cuda I don't really like the smaller FRONT tires. Currently I am running on 15x8 in a 255 in the...

Thank you!

Hey All. I need to do some work on the grill for my ‘73 Cuda. How many fasteners hold it on? I can see five along the top and three along the bottom. Does that cover it? Thanks, Kansan

Welcome from Central Arkansas!

Welcome from Arkansas......

Looks like the Magnums are cancelled? https://www.yearone.com/Product/challenger-cuda/wv9404#prettyPhoto

Looking for a source for the tail panel moldings for my '73 Cuda. Every bit of trim on the car is perfect except for that bit. I'm sure a skilled person could restore the trim that is on the car, but that person is not me. Thanks for any help. Kansan

I've ran 235/60/15s on my Cuda on both the front and the back...just not at the same time. Right now I'm running 235/60/15s (15x7) on the front and 255/60/15s (15x8) Magnums on the back. Love the look and no issues at all. Kansan

The crush sleeve eliminator seems like a no-brainer. Is it really that easy? Thanks, Kansan

Thanks for all of the input. I went with the Right Stuff from Summit. I'll post my thoughts after install if anyone is interested. Kansan

The originals are bent and dented, so I'm not sure how good my ability to restore them is. I did find this set at Summit...same manufacturer as the Classic Industries set...

I have a seeping leak on the flexible rear brake line for my '73. I've ordered the new Raybestos line from Rock Auto and figured what the heck....I'll replace the hard lines going to the rear brakes while I'm at it. They are beat up anyways. I'm having a hard time finding a vendor for the hard...