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On the old forum I had a thread started with pictures of my '66 440 that I am restoring. Body was in good shape when I got it but the 400 (out of a 1978 Detroit police car, real Blues Brothers POS) was just sitting in it and there wasn't a single wire to be found. I have since put an aftermarket wiring harness in, got and rebuilt an Edelbrock Performer carb, got a parts car, ripped the parts car to shreds and kept the good stuff, and now I'm back to work on my project. In the past three weeks I have gotten the following parts in the mail:

Gas Tank mounting strap, tank pad, and filler neck gasket
Complete ignition system - Distributor, coil, modules, wires...
Headers
Trans Cooler lines
Water Pump
Alternator
Starter
Random smaller stuff

Pretty stoked to get it all on the car and get it running. Got an entire weekend devoted to wrenching in February (wife is taking my daughter out of town with her) and plan to have all this stuff on and get the car running that weekend. Will definitely post a video when I get there.

BTW, where does everyone get their parts? I've been ordering through Summit Racing because it allows me to enter the engine that doesn't really match my car so well and it also allows me to enter my car for those types of items. Also I am in Michigan and they're in Ohio. I pay 12 bucks for every package and it arrives the next day every time. Anyone have any other great gems I should know about? (I have also used Rock Auto, Jegs, and Year One)

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nice looking car! i like the color combo and the wheels. IMO the best thing you could did was to use a different carb than the one in the pic. i am not a fan of those carbs. have you heard the motor run yet? for me hearing a motor run for the first time is one of the most exciting things in life. i do order a lot of stuff from summit, jegs, rock auto and(because i`m building a street rod) speedway motors.

http://www.manciniracing.com that are close to you and have just about everything Mopar

Nice looking ! Good work.