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Are you talking about those unique little fasteners for that 1 piece tail panel?

My 1970 S.E. was a fun build, but some of those interior parts are tough to find.

In the 70’s My Dad told me by adopting these 2 little words “Yes Dear” into his vocabulary, life became much more pleasant…..or at least gave him a head start…..lol.

I’d have to haul my car to another state in order to get 2500 miles in a year. If I tried that here in Michigan, all I’d get is the bill for 4 new wheels, and a busted suspension.

If they treated you well - that’s good news. I suggest you take your money, and run…..run far….run fast, and don’t look back. Your next policy - should you choose to stay with State Farm, will probably be accompanied by an outrageous “post claim” price tag. Nothings free at State Farm. My State...

State Farm has a terrible track record for paying claims. Buyer Beware.

My renewal is about here, looks like I'll be shopping American Collectors Insurance. You can't sneeze here in Michigan without your insurance going up.

If you change your mind, I’ve got a brand new Edelbrock intake manifold I’ll turn loose $400, plus shipping.

Lol……and that’s why I bought her an electric stove……the 17th time she turned 29……

I can tell you my Comps Cam set up, runs well, and sounds terrible - if I had to do it all again, I wouldn’t choose Comps.

Any pieces related to the SE are very rare - yours look to be in very good condition, as well.

I knew a girl like that too, I think she moved to PA…..

My first Mopar was a 1975 Plymouth Fury Sport. 318 Automatic - I’ve grumbled 1000 times over selling it in the 80’s.

Before you run with my suggestion, are you sure you are using the correct bracket? If your absolutely sure….. Measure that gap, and cut a small piece of stainless tubing that slides over that bolt to fill that space.

I've got a bad door switch too, just haven't had the time to replace it.

My 70 S.E. was tough to build - had to restore what couldn't be replaced, IF you could even find a place.

Super Duty Forum: Developed a thumping noise coming from the front end - found a Fiat stuck in my tire tread.

I went to the Holley Sniper EFI, and purchased a new fuel tank from them too. They might offer the version your looking for. The drawback for my SE is they don’t offer a “low fuel” sensor, for the low fuel indicator on the overhead console.

American Collector Car - might have to look into this one. Hagerty for my 70 SE is about $200 per month, but the payout value falls a little short of the appraisal value.