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I would like to add that removing the dash is a job in itself.

I just finished installing one in my '73 challenger with AC. I removed the dash then the heater/AC box. I'm 71 it took a little work, but worth it. I also bought a insulation kit from" Detroit Muscle Technolgies'. Well worth the money.

Thanks for responding, I found one .

looking for a bumper jack for my 73 challenger.

Thanks for the info. Taking notes, I have the time to do it correctly, nows the time. I am also working on the clock, the only instrument that does not work. From what I've read most don't . I have it torn apart found there is power up to the small coil, but nothing beyond, it's very corroded...

Thanks, everyone for the help! I carefully disconnected and marked all connections took pictures. Pulled the harness through the firewall and removed the dash. Now in the process of installing the new dash pad.

OK I have everything under dash disconnected, door switches, steering column, antenna etc. I will take a look at the harness in the engine compartment tomorrow. Thanks! I appreciate the help.

OK, I have removed the fuse block from the bulk head connector. Tried to pull wires out, but not moving. I don't want to cause problems by yanking out and breaking wires. What is the correct way to removing the wire clips from the bulk head to remove the fuse block harness?

Thanks, I do not have a service manual. I will down load it. Thanks again!

I am in the process of removing the dash to install a new dash pad in my '73 Challenger. I'm down to removing the wires from the bulk head connector in the engine compartment . Do I need a tool to pull out the wires? Or is there an another way to remove the fuse box?

Thanks Dr. V, I actually bought the car at the Mopar Show in Albion last year and was at the show this past year. I will look into joining the club. Thanks

OK guys, here are a couple pics of my '73. The car has a '70 340, I bought the car a year and a half ago. Did a few updates last winter, and currently working on a few this winter. Thanks for the nice welcome! Stay'n warm in PA.

Just joined from Fairview Pennsylvania. I own a 1973 Dodge Challenger. Not a numbers matching car, but a fun car to drive. In the process of changing the tranny from auto back to a 4 speed.