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12-19-2014, 09:51 PM
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'68 Bird Heater box assy, New tie outer tie rods
Hey guys ... i have complete heater box assembly( just took it out), and cover. Cover has 4 small holes in it...could easily be repaired... rest is in great condition. Ive had this car for almost 27 yrs...I just decided to remove it. No reason to haul it down the track...hehe
Also, have new Moog outer tie rods and sleeves, and used pittman arm, for manual box. Replaced it a year ago, when i rebuilt front suspension, and didnt really need to. Works great, missing the little gasket... Heater box assy, and outer cover 175.00 shipped Moog tie rods/sleeves 45.00 shipped Pittman arm 25.00 shipped
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 1968 Firebird 10.817/122.33 3600lbs trw 455, iron d-port heads/SD intake/q-jet, 9" tires 1.440 60ft1962 Catalina 4100lbs trw 455, iron d-ports,perf RPM, 800holley, 9'' tires,(12.157@108.91)1.578 60' Oct 2010!!    
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12-25-2014, 08:46 PM
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bump ...
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1968 Firebird 10.817/122.33 3600lbs trw 455, iron d-port heads/SD intake/q-jet, 9" tires 1.440 60ft1962 Catalina 4100lbs trw 455, iron d-ports,perf RPM, 800holley, 9'' tires,(12.157@108.91)1.578 60' Oct 2010!!
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