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Hello, I am on the hunt for a good condition (NOS would be AMAZING!) 1970 'Cuda (AAR) lower front valance insert. I know there are repops made, I was just hoping to track down a good condition used or new insert, if there was one available. Please let me know. Thanks!

Looking for a 3 switch, remote, no seat belt light or pictographs Rallye Dash wood plates. Please let me know if you have a new set or know of someone selling a set. Thanks!

Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. If you have pictures that you could send to my email address, it’s: [email protected]

FOUND Thanks for the E Bodies Onl community's help. I was able to locate a pair of sail panels.

And may be interested in your set of 3 trim pieces. Can you please send me some photos?

Thanks for the reply. I am waiting on a couple of other people, who've also replied, to provide me with photos and pricing. I don't want to bother you with asking you to post pics of the trim pieces you have, unless the other offers don't Joan out. But I do appreciate your offer and will follow...

I'm looking for original tail panel trim pieces for a '70 Cuda. I know there's reproduction trim pieces out there, but I'd prefer original. Even if I need to get them restored. If you have an original set (or some of the trim pieces) please let me know. Thanks!

Unfortunately, I was looking for a #3438521 tagged distributor.

Yess it is, though I don’t know what for.

Thanks! Fingers crossed.

Thanks for the info, but I was looking for a distributor with part number 3438521.

Thanks. I did reach out to him before, but he didn't have one.

Looking for a Prestolite distributor (part number 3438521) either core or ready to install. Please let me know what you have via PM. Thanks!

The hood isn't correct as it's not a fiberglass hood.

WOW, that is an extensive project to undertake. I do appreciate the info. I've never come across this website before. Will have to add it to my list of favorites, when doing my daily search. Thanks!

Thank you so much for the information. It does confirm what I was anticipating paying for a project car. If my search continues without any success, I may need to save up for a completed car instead. I know it’s cheaper in the long run, but having that amount of cash upfront is difficult too.

Thanks so much for your message. I did see this post last week. Turns out the car is an automatic and not too many details as to to it's completeness, since it's in parts.

ISO/WTB: a 1970 AAR 4 spd. project car that I can purchase now and eventually restore. I'd like it to be a car that's numbers matching across-the-board, ideally with documents, if possible. These are the colors in order of preference: FJ5 (Lime Light) TX9 (Black Velvet) EB5 (Blue Fire...

Thanks for the reply. You're right, it's not quite what I was looking for, but "kudos" to you for having the insight to buy it in '79 for way less than what you could get for it today!