Mopar Muscle Association UK

I've just replace all the window seals, window felt and roofline seals. On adjusting the rear windows I've found I'm missing the rear side window rear track roller assembly. The track is there but no roller. I hoped it would be between the skins but it isn't. The rear adjuster therefore does nothing ...

Hi Si, Likewise. Just getting ready to set off ;-)

OK, I've ordered and received the rear wheel bearings from Hauser (super fast delivery too), old ones are off and ready to press new ones on tomorrow.

I can't believe what little parts hold the rear drive shafts in! There's only the retaining plate pushing against the snap ring to stop the bearing ...

Thanks guys. I'll order a pair from Hausers. Should be back on the road in no time.

Thank you for your help.

If someone could please confirm these are the green style bearings I'd appreciate it.

Regards.

Hi, does anyone have a pair of the later style MO400 snap ring rear wheel bearings for sale for a 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 8 3/4" sure grip rear axle?

I ask as I've just given my car a good bit of use over the last 2 weeks (in all weathers) and over the last few days the rear gave the typical noise ...

Dom66 wrote:Welcome Lee, that Coronet looks great

I also went from a Cobra with a Cleveland to a white 66 and for similar reasons. Enjoy

Clearly you have good taste

Thanks again for all the welcomes and recommendations
Insurance now sorted with Brentacre (they already insure my every day runner) who gave me a really competitive deal.

Cheers,

Lee

Thanks for the welcome folks. I've spent the evening looking at parts from the states and have a wish list cost that probably exceeds the value of the car I'll check out the traders section.

Cheers,
Lee

Still working on pictures....Sorted.

Hello to all,
I've become the recent owner of a '66 Dodge Corornet 440 and recently joined the Club. I've been out of the car scene for a few years and look forward to being in it once again.

The boring bit, me ;) I've had allsorts of cars and motorbikes but have always fancied owning a 60's yank ...