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I got a complete setup from a 54 Plymouth. The kickdown switch was bad. I got a replacement from Parts: Borg-Warner Overdrive Parts | Fifth Avenue Internet Garage (fifthaveinternetgarage.com) Family owned with quick shipping. Mike

Agree, had a Champion in a 48 Plymouth and it did its job with no issues.

Thank you Sniper. I ordered the lower shaft seal off Ebay. So, is the upper a hardware store item? I haven't looked at the seal on the parts transmission. Thanks.

Have everything we need except the seals for the side shafts. Anyone have a vendor or part number? Thanks Mike

Nice looking Special Deluxe

Greg, I sure like your black coupe.

Howdy for NE Kansas. Looks like you have a good one!

I'd guess engine stands are like forklifts, the farther the center of the mass is from the attaching point the less can be lifted/supported safely.

I recently pully one for from a 55 Plymouth in a salvage yard. I tapped with the wooden end of a small hammer, then wiggled it back and forth while pulling up at the same time. It came out after resisting some.

Those ratcheting heads are bigger, wonder if there is enough room to get it on the bolt? Just getting the bolt started is tough for me.

Years ago Goodyear made LOTS of third party tires., including Douglas. I wonder if they still do?

I don't think your example of replacing a gas tank is an apple to apple comparison. Replacing a gas tank with a reproduction, or a later model tank, isn't changing the character of your fuel system. I didn't care for the "defeat" point either. People make choices for their own car, for their own reasons.

I've seen a lot of these tune kits on Ebay in little blister packs. Anyone ever use one, I'm not familiar with the brand (looks like they are made in the USA RNOS). Thanks! Mike

You might check with Coil Spring Specialist above, since they make springs stock, higher rate, and lower rate they should know that information.

They make electronic vibrators to replace the old mechanical units. The McPherson College has a automotive restoration program and they rebuilt my 49 and used the electronic vibrator in it. joe@classicautoelectric.com