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I just consigned it to BJ in Palm Beach for April. I need the location of the blue box system. I have the wiring diagram and see a few blank holes in firewall/inner fenders etc. I have the original kit just need help installing correctly if anyone can help. Who knows, this stuff may have been first to throw in trash back then. VALDEZ
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Hey Spyphish Thanks for the pics!!!. That plate looks very original and uncut. Some radio plates have a plate covering a hole where the radio would of been. It's a blank black plate, no grain and 3 attachment screws. Then there's the plates you see on EBay etc, that Dave posted. That one has 4 screw holes and a complete chrome surround. I have a bunch of old NHOA Newsletters that had a series of these old ignitions. I will try to dig them out this weekend. liteweight |
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Finally had some time to go searching through my old NHOA newsletters. Found a pic from back in 1980. There's a good article on it with wiring diagrams if you need more liteweight BTW check out the very hard to find heater delete fresh air vent. That vent on a heater equipped car is part of the heater box assembly . ![]() |
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All,
Make sure the lower radiator hose has the original "spring" it in to prevent the hose from collapsing as that RPM's climb. Once that was installed, I never had an overheating issue with the stock radiator, even without a fan shroud. |
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Hey Daryl have you seen this.
Darn it. I can?t download a file on my phone. Look up Race City Retro on Facebook or Instagram. They have a New York national shirt and there is a photo of your Dart in the ad I believe. Good luck man. Oops the photo showed up. Is this it? |
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Good mornig folks. Spyphish here coming out of retirement. There is a Dart owner on here that has a stick Dart with VIN ending in 7901 or very near that. If he sees this could he give me his contact info. Thanks Stephen
Mine is: stephenontheriver at yahoo dot com or 337 four nine nine 4435 |
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Charlie A: On page 440 you were asking about the Gator Raider. I was told it was owned by Ralph Baker who owned the Houma Dragstrip. And it was driven by Dennis Oncal. I'm trying to find more info.
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Oncale possibly. I think that was the car that Shrewsbury drove for Vanke at Indy in '69 in A/MP? May have been a one race lease?
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Spyphish, Inquiring minds are wondering what you have in the works, Your projects are always interesting.
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