Do you have a "how to" article or link? If so, please post it here.

[Plum6Pak]

Thanks Outlaw, checked it out, nice work! 

[Alaskan_TA]

Date codes 101;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dateCodes101.shtml

I will post more as I dig through my garage. 

Barry

[70RAGTOPR/T]

Thanks fellow memebers.  You have provided a great source of info for those us who are in the process of restoring our MOPARS.  By the way, did anyone see the episode with the 67 Cornet on Overhauling?

[Cuda Cody]

Very nice!   

Date codes 101;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dateCodes101.shtml

I will post more as I dig through my garage. 

Barry

[Alaskan_TA]

How to identify 1970 E-body radios;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/radio.shtml

[Challenger6pak]

Thermoquad carburetor service manual:

http://www.imperialclub.com/Repair/Lit/Master/290/index.htm

Trim removal:

http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/index.php?topic=21845.0

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Good site for basic stuff. Torque specs, firing order, and all that jazz

http://www.boxwrench.net/specs_index.htm

[Plum6Pak]

This link has a lot of different information, awesome pictures, project picture timelines and more. http://www.musclecarrestorations.com/news.html

[EvilTwinATX]

bump.

[MJS73]

It seems like there should be a separate section for this, with each how-to under a separate thread - it would be convenient to look up and easy to access.

Mike

[Challenger6pak]

It seems like there should be a separate section for this, with each how-to under a separate thread - it would be convenient to look up and easy to access.

Mike

[Lunchbox]

How about a seperate page or link to how-to's that is on the main page or somehting like that?

[Plum6Pak]

Good ideas, but that would make for a lot of seperate threads. What if there was an index page on this thread with each "how to" article listed with the link next to it, that would make it so someone wouldn't need to read through the entire thread to find what they need. 

[Alaskan_TA]

Just my  on the subject....

If people only listed actual "how to" articles here in the thread, it would be less cluttered and easier to use. 

There is a seperate section for site suggestions. 

Barry

[Plum6Pak]

Here's another link to a place that sells complete bolt in replacement exhaust systems for your restorations. The gentelman I spoke with says they are exact bolt in replements for your original exhaust systems. Their tips look very nice, I just ordered a set of the 3" rectangular for mine.
http://www.accurateltd.com/commentspage.htm

Update: 12/20/06
Recieved these yesterday, they are as nice as the pictures and very well made.