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New Chrysler ones are still out there.
2906375- red
2906374- amber
Google search those numbers, I can't remember who I got'em from.

look at '65 dodge pass car for the brake and clutch.
I think I got mine from Vans auto. But there are many other suppliers. Pick the one you like and go for it.

I have tested a pump by clamping it in a soft jaw vise and manual moving arm.
Doesn't take much movement to know whether or not it will work.

I think I got mine from Vans auto. Look under 1965 dodge coronet. Same part.

Yes I do.

Yup

soopernaut wrote:Does the original factory service manuals have a copywrite? The parts books do not appear to have any.

Just for giggles I looked at the many service manuals I have.I do not see a copyright.
Not that I care if any get posted as I have original print copies for my vehicles.

the only reason im looking to do a dual alternator would be to eliminate the draw on my battery. its a brand new alternator and battery and every time i turn on my lights i get a significant drain on my battery. also im looking to install aftermarket goodies that will require some power. My suggest...

Does this help?

part number 6022282.In 1989 they were available at the dealer (Just to kick you-under a doller each)
Seem to be the same ones are used to mount the steering column to floor.

[quote="facechicken") kinda like what will probably heppen to this post now [/quote]

Just posting to prove you wrong.LOL

I came across some like that on a car I restored.Turned out to match with the section number in the parts book.
Like mentioned assembly line ID .

Does your tonneau have a brace about half way? A light there would be much more useful than under the rail.Install a plug near the hinge for easy cover removal.

Yes.

Is that EVERY 68,69,70 Fargo swept, or just some of them? Nuts on back, bolts on front - the idiocy compounds... I haven't seen EVERY truck so I can't comment on that. You could get a Fargo or a Dodge in Canada.Depends on what dealer you went to. The two pics I posted are both Dodge's. There is/was...

Rear uses nuts.I have seen them on '68 '69 '70.I thought it was odd as well until I started paying attention to what other local and online Cdn built trucks had.

OEM stuff.Here's a 70 frt axle. Yes there is a right and left thread.
Both are 100 series.Could be a Canadian built thing.

PwrWgnDrvr wrote:Are swepty wheels held on with bolts?

Some are.

This is my best guess, E engine ,T trans ,RA rear axle ,FA front axle ,FS front spring rate , RS rear spring rate.